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If the Sun Spends 10 Billion Years on the Main

Question 67

Question 67

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If the Sun spends 10 billion years on the main sequence,how long will a star 100 times more massive than the Sun spend there?


A) 105 years
B) 3 × 106 years
C) 109 years
D) 1011 years

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