Column-I Column-II
(1) Planet nearest to the sun (a) Jupiter
(2) Largest planet (b) Saturn
(3) Lightest planet (c) Neptune
(4) Farthest planet (d) Mercury

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Solution

As can be seen in figure.
Mercury is nearest to sun.Jupiter is the largest planet in solar system.
Saturn with lowest weight is lightest planet and Neptune is the farthest planet in most outer orbit.
(1) $\to$ d; (2) $\to$ a; (3) $\to$ b; (4) $\to$ c.

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Column-I	Column-II
(1) Planet nearest to the sun	(a) Jupiter
(2) Largest planet	(b) Saturn
(3) Lightest planet	(c) Neptune
(4) Farthest planet	(d) Mercury

Column-IColumn-II(1) Planet nearest to the sun(a) Jupiter(2) Largest planet(b) Saturn(3) Lightest planet(c) Neptune(4) Farthest planet(d) Mercury

As can be seen in figure.Mercury is nearest to sun.Jupiter is the largest planet in solar system.Saturn with lowest weight is lightest planet and Neptune is the farthest planet in most outer orbit.(1) → d; (2) → a; (3) → b; (4) → c.

Column-I Column-II
(1) Planet nearest to the sun (a) Jupiter
(2) Largest planet (b) Saturn
(3) Lightest planet (c) Neptune
(4) Farthest planet (d) Mercury

As can be seen in figure.
Mercury is nearest to sun.Jupiter is the largest planet in solar system.
Saturn with lowest weight is lightest planet and Neptune is the farthest planet in most outer orbit.
(1) $\to$ d; (2) $\to$ a; (3) $\to$ b; (4) $\to$ c.