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Why Can't the Lowest Mass Stars Become Giants

Question 107

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Why can't the lowest mass stars become giants?

A) Their centres never get hot enough.
B) Their rotation is too slow.
C) They do not contain helium.
D) They never use up their hydrogen.

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