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jenna1

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An object more massive than the Sun, but roughly the size of a city, is a
 
  A) supernova remnant.
  B) white dwarf.
  C) brown dwarf.
  D) neutron star.
  E) red dwarf.

Question 2

Neutron stars have
 
  A) very strong bi-polar magnetic fields.
  B) weak or non-existent magnetic fields.
  C) periods of days or weeks.
  D) monopolar fields that switch polarity every rotation.
  E) no relation to pulsars.



tashiedavis420

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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