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They tend to be brighter than younger stars.
They tend to be brighter than younger stars.
They tend to be duller than younger stars.
They tend to be duller than younger stars.
They tend to be larger than younger stars.
They tend to be larger than younger stars.
They tend to be smaller than younger stars.
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The most accurate statement regarding older stars is:
They tend to be duller than younger stars.
As stars age, many of them exhaust their hydrogen fuel and evolve into different types of stars, often becoming red giants. While some older stars can be larger, they generally become less bright than their younger, hotter counterparts.
