Question

9)
A galaxy is composed primarily of old, low-mass stars. It seems to have a fairly well-defined shape. It has very little amounts of gas and dust and consequently very few star forming regions. What type of galaxy is this?
A) Spiral galaxy
B) Irregular galaxy
C) Elliptical galaxy
D) Barred-spiral galaxy

Answer 1

it is an eliptical galaxy

Answer 2

It is an Elliptical galaxy (Option C).

• An elliptical galaxy refers to a galaxy that exhibits an ellipsoidal shape.

• Elliptical galaxies are well known to be mainly composed of old stars and few amounts of gases and dust.

• Elliptical galaxies do not exhibit new formations of stars.

In conclusion, it is an Elliptical galaxy (Option C).

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