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A star that becomes a Red Supergiant ALWAYS has more ________ than a star that becomes a Red Giant A)Brightness B)Mass C)Plantes D)Spin

A star that becomes a Red Supergiant ALWAYS has more ________ than a star that becomes a Red Giant A)Brightness B)Mass C)Plantes D)Spin
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A star that becomes a Red Supergiant ALWAYS has more ________ than a star that becomes a Red Giant

A)Brightness
B)Mass
C)Plantes
D)Spin

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User Niyah
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The correct answer is B
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User Eric Qian
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B

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