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About how long will a star with a mass about the same as our sun's mass stay on the main sequence? A) 5 million years B) 10 billion years C) 50 billion years
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About how long will a star with a mass about the same as our sun's mass stay on the main sequence? A) 5 million years B) 10 billion years C) 50 billion years
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About how long will a star with a mass about the same as our sun's mass
stay on the main sequence?
A) 5 million years
B) 10 billion years
C) 50 billion years
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A few million, So about 5 million!
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