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    Once Silicon Burning Initiates in the Core of a High-Mass
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Once Silicon Burning Initiates in the Core of a High-Mass

Question 56

Question 56

Multiple Choice

Once silicon burning initiates in the core of a high-mass star, the star has only a few ________ left to live.


A) seconds
B) days
C) months
D) years
E) million years

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