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A Collapsing Cloud Fragment That Will Form a Star of One

Question 32

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A collapsing cloud fragment that will form a star of one solar mass (like our Sun) has a massof about:

A) 2 solar masses.
B) 10 solar masses.
C) 200 solar masses.
D) 1020 solar masses.
E) 1040 solar masses.

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