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    A Supernova Is Observed with No Emission or Absorption Lines
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A Supernova Is Observed with No Emission or Absorption Lines

Question 9

Question 9

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A supernova is observed with no emission or absorption lines of hydrogen, helium, or silicon. What type of supernova is it?


A) Ia
B) Ib
C) Ic
D) II

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