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The Critical Temperature the Core Must Reach for a Star

Question 78

Question 78

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The critical temperature the core must reach for a star to shine by fusion is:


A) 5,800 K.
B) 11,000 K.
C) 127,000 K.
D) 10 million K.
E) 100 million K.

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