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    The More Massive a Star,the More Hydrogen It Has to Burn,and
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The More Massive a Star,the More Hydrogen It Has to Burn,and

Question 48

Question 48

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The more massive a star,the more hydrogen it has to burn,and the longer its main-sequence lifetime will be.

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