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Scientists have recently discovered one the smallest stars on record. How long will this star last
compared to a larger star formed at the same time?
O A. The smaller star will last longer than the larger star because it has a smaller chance of getting hit by an
asteroid
O B. The smaller star will last longer than the larger star because it burns less fuel.
O C. The larger star will last longer than the smaller star because it uses fuel more efficiently.
O D. The larger star will last longer than the smaller star because it attracts more nebulae
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thor13321

Answer:

I am thinking that it's c

Explanation:

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lucainkviedma

Answer:

The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

Stars start their lives being dense clouds of gas and dust. After a star is formed, it begins to burn hydrogen and transform it into helium. Once the hydrogen is depleted, new stages of nuclear combustion begin, such as burning helium to obtain heavier elements. This stage is shorter in larger stars since the greater the mass of a star, the greater the temperature in its nucleus and the greater the rate of fusion of hydrogen into helium, with which the fuel is depleted more quickly.

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