Table $1$

Table Caption: Comparing the properties of $52$ randomly selected galaxies. Properties are defined as:

Part $2$: Galaxy Sorting

Q$2\mathrm{.}1)$ You are now going to go through all $52$ galaxies and figure out if they fit into your properties or

not. Each galaxy is its own row in the table above. You read a row from left to right, horizontally. Each

row will intersect with multiple columns representing your properties.

There are two ways to do this. If your properties are straightforward true$/$false or yes$/$no descriptions,

you just need to put an $x$ in the appropriate box where the row and column intersect.

o Example: Property A is "has spiral arms" and Property B is "has blue color". Then you look at

Galaxy $1,$ and decide if it has spiral arms or not. If it does, you put an $x$ in the first row under

the column for property A$.$ Then you decide if it "has blue color" or not. If you decide it does

not, you put a marking $-$ in the box that intersects the Property B column. See sample below

If your properties are more general and require some description, you will have to come up with a

short way to mark that description in the table. Your goal is to keep this table pretty neat looking.

galaxies

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