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What Is the Minimum Mass Main-Sequence Star That Becomes a Type

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What is the minimum mass main-sequence star that becomes a Type II supernova?


A) 4 M ⨀\bigodot⨀
B) 8 M ⨀\bigodot⨀
C) 12 M ⨀\bigodot⨀
D) 25 M ⨀\bigodot⨀

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