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How are nebulae and stars related? Select the three correct answers.(2 points) Responses Nebulae form from stars. Nebulae form...Asked by Hana blanie
How are nebulae and stars related? Select the three correct answers.(2 points)
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Nebulae form from stars.
Nebulae form from stars.
Stars explode to form nebulae.
Stars explode to form nebulae.
Stars form from nebulae.
Stars form from nebulae.
Nebulae are found inside stars.
Nebulae are found inside stars.
Nebulae explode to form stars.
Nebulae explode to form stars.
Stars are pulled toward nebulae.
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Nebulae form from stars.
Nebulae form from stars.
Stars explode to form nebulae.
Stars explode to form nebulae.
Stars form from nebulae.
Stars form from nebulae.
Nebulae are found inside stars.
Nebulae are found inside stars.
Nebulae explode to form stars.
Nebulae explode to form stars.
Stars are pulled toward nebulae.
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The three correct answers regarding the relationship between nebulae and stars are:
1. **Nebulae form from stars.** (Specifically, the remnants of stars, such as supernova remnants, can form nebulae.)
2. **Stars explode to form nebulae.** (When massive stars end their life cycles in supernova explosions, they eject material into space, creating nebulae.)
3. **Stars form from nebulae.** (Stars are born from the gas and dust found in nebulae, as these materials collapse under gravity to form new stars.)
The other options are incorrect in the context of the relationship between nebulae and stars.
1. **Nebulae form from stars.** (Specifically, the remnants of stars, such as supernova remnants, can form nebulae.)
2. **Stars explode to form nebulae.** (When massive stars end their life cycles in supernova explosions, they eject material into space, creating nebulae.)
3. **Stars form from nebulae.** (Stars are born from the gas and dust found in nebulae, as these materials collapse under gravity to form new stars.)
The other options are incorrect in the context of the relationship between nebulae and stars.
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