Which type of galaxy has stars that are symmetrically dispersed in a spherical or flattened shape?

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Sudeep D.
Oct 4, 2017

An elliptical galaxy

Explanation:

Elliptical galaxies bear the rounded shape of an ellipse, though really speaking, they have almost no discernible structure. They are simply a gathering of stars in a massive blob that's roughly spherical in shape.

In an elliptical galaxy, the stars orbit around the center of mass in an egg-shaped central bulge.

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