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After About 100,000 Years, What Is the Internal Temperature of a Nebular

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Question 67

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After about 100,000 years, what is the internal temperature of a nebular disk?


A) 3 000 degrees
B) 4 000 degrees
C) 100 000 degrees
D) 1 million degrees

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