Multiple Choice
How does a 15-M ? star evolve in the first 105 years after it becomes a protostar?
A) Its temperature remains relatively cool at about 4000 K, but its luminosity decreases by a factor of 100.
B) Its brightness and temperature remain approximately constant as it stabilizes into a nuclear-heated star on the main sequence.
C) Its brightness remains constant, while its surface temperature increases by a factor of 10.
D) Its brightness increases by about a factor of 104, because its temperature increases by a factor of 10, moving it upward along the main sequence.
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