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    For a Nova to Occur, the System Must Have Already
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For a Nova to Occur, the System Must Have Already

Question 98

Question 98

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For a nova to occur, the system must have already been a


A) astrometric binary.
B) detached binary.
C) spectroscopic binary.
D) mass-transfer binary.
E) eclipsing binary.

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