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    Stars Lying Above the Main Sequence That Are Relatively Cool
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Stars Lying Above the Main Sequence That Are Relatively Cool

Question 96

Question 96

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Stars lying above the main sequence that are relatively cool but very bright are called


A) red giants.
B) white dwarfs.
C) brown dwarfs.
D) pulsars.

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