Multiple Choice
When a low mass star like our Sun dies it will
A) eject its outer layers into space forming a planetary nebula, leaving behind a dead star called a white dwarf
B) eject its outer layers into space forming a planetary nebula, leaving behind a dead star called a neutron star
C) explode as a supernova forming a supernova remnant, leaving behind a dead star called a white dwarf
D) explode as a supernova forming a supernova remnant, leaving behind a dead star called a neutron star
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