The death of a star

  1. Stellar evolution is the life cycle of a star. A cycle suggests that upon death of a star, another star is born. How is this
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  2. Unit 2: Star Composition Lab Portfolio7. What type of star is HOPS-68? And what human phase of life could we consider this star
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  3. Stages in the life cycle of a star are listed. Drag and drop the stages into order from the birth of the star to its death.(1
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  4. Given the following images, choose the one that most likely represents an O-class star.Star A is a yellow star. Star B is a blue
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  5. Which statements describe the death of stars? Check all that apply.A star’s final stages of life depend on its mass. Stars die
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  6. What type of star is HOPS-68? And what human phase of life could we consider this star to be in?* 1 point Protostar; baby
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  7. What type of star is HOPS-68? And what human phase of life could we consider this star to be in?*1 point Protostar; baby
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  8. A neutron star isGroup of answer choices imaginary full of protons left over from the death of a massive star always a pulsar.
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  9. which of the following can help astronomers detect if a star is part of a binary star systemA. the star varies temperatures near
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  10. In general, the narrower the spectral line of a starA.the hotter the star is B.the bigger the star is C.the denser the star is
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