Multiple Choice
RR Lyrae variables are likely to be found in:
A) very young clusters, where high-mass stars are undergoing core hydrogen burning.
B) giant molecular clouds, where protostars are forming from gas and dust clouds.
C) young-to-intermediate-age clusters, where high-mass stars are undergoing central helium burning.
D) globular clusters, where low-mass stars are undergoing core helium burning.
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