Multiple Choice
Tidal forces are very important to the Algol system today,but were not important when both stars were still on the main sequence.Why not?
A) Main-sequence stars in a system like the Algol system are small compared to their physical separation.
B) Main-sequence stars are too big to be affected by tidal forces.
C) Main-sequence stars are too massive to be affected by tidal forces.
D) Main-sequence stars are unaffected by tidally-induced mass transfer.
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