Let's examine the table provided to identify any errors related to size, rotation speed, and atmospheric composition of the planets.
### 1. Size of Planets:
- Jupiter: Largest
- Saturn: Second largest
- Uranus: Third largest
- Neptune: Smallest
These rankings are correct as per the known data about the outer planets.
### 2. Rotation Speed:
- Jupiter: Second fastest rotation
- Saturn: Fastest rotation
- Uranus: Slowest rotation
- Neptune: Third fastest rotation
However, upon checking the facts:
- Jupiter is actually the fastest rotating planet.
- Saturn is the second fastest rotating planet.
- Uranus rotates slower than both Jupiter and Saturn.
- Neptune has a rotation speed ranking below Jupiter and Saturn but above Uranus.
So, the rotation speeds provided in the table are incorrect. Specifically:
- The rotation speed ranks of Jupiter and Saturn are switched.
- Uranus does indeed have one of the slowest rotation rates but the exact rank isn't accurate without fixing Jupiter and Saturn.
### 3. Atmospheric Composition:
- Jupiter: Hydrogen and helium atmosphere
- Saturn: Hydrogen and helium atmosphere
- Uranus: Methane atmosphere
- Neptune: Methane atmosphere
These atmospheric types are consistent with known compositions. No error here.
### Error Identification:
To identify the correct errors in the student's table:
- The size of planets is correct.
- The atmospheric composition is correct.
- The rotation speed of Jupiter and Saturn are switched.
### Correct Answer:
- The rotation speed of Jupiter and Saturn are switched.
