What is the relationship between the Kuiper Belt and the status of Pluto today?

A. The Kuiper Belt is at a much greater distance from the sun than is Mars.

B. The Kuiper Belt is home to a dwarf planet similar to Pluto.

C. Pluto's orbit sometimes crosses the Kuiper Belt.

D. Objects from the origin of the solar system are found

in the Kuiper Belt.

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The correct answer is B. The Kuiper Belt is home to a dwarf planet similar to Pluto

Explanation

The Kuiper Belt is the most remote area of the solar system, it is an elliptical region, which is more or less 149.5 million kilometers from the sun. Its name refers to the fact that it is a belt, so it could be associated with the appearance of the asteroid belt that is located between Mars and Jupiter. However, in the Kuiper Belt most objects are icy rather than rocky. In this region of the solar system you can find several dwarf planets such as Pluto, these planets are classified as such because their size is enough to be considered as or asteroids, but they cannot be considered planets either because they do not meet any requirement. According to the above, the correct answer is B. The Kuiper Belt is home to a dwarf planet similar to Pluto