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swpotter12

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Stars less massive than about 0.4 solar mass are referred to as _____.
 
  A) brown dwarfs
  B) red dwarfs
  C) yellow dwarfs
  D) white dwarfs

Question 2

In the context of neutron stars, which of the following statements is true of pulsars?
 
  A) Neutron stars older than 10 million years rotate too slowly to generate detectable radio beams.
  B) When a pulsar first forms, it spins only around 10 times a second.
  C) As a pulsar blasts beams of radiation outward, its rotation speeds up.
  D) Supernova remnants last more than 150,000 years before they mix into the interstellar medium and disappear.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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