Question

question 44 which of the following statements about the moons of the jovian planets is not true? some of the moons are big enough that wed call them planets if they orbited the sun. all of the moons are large enough to be spherical. many of the moons are largely made of ices. some moons have elliptical orbits & therefore undergo tidal heating. some moons orbit inside planetary rings are gap moons & shepherd moons.

Explanation:

Not all Jovian moons are large enough to be spherical. Smaller moons have irregular shapes due to their low gravitational forces not being able to pull their material into a spherical form.

Answer:

All of the moons are large enough to be spherical.