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In a star, nuclear fusion occurs in the A. photosphere. B. corona. C. radiative zone. D. core.

In a star, nuclear fusion occurs in the A. photosphere. B. corona. C. radiative zone. D. core.
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In a star, nuclear fusion occurs in the A. photosphere. B. corona. C. radiative zone. D. core.

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yep the answer is core. (:

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The answer is D. core.

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