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Low-mass and medium-mass stars eventually A. grow into supergiants B. become supervnovas C. become neutron stars D. turn into white dwarfs

Low-mass and medium-mass stars eventually A. grow into supergiants B. become supervnovas C. become neutron stars D. turn into white dwarfs
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Low-mass and medium-mass stars eventually

A. grow into supergiants
B. become supervnovas
C. become neutron stars
D. turn into white dwarfs

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D. turn into white dwarfs

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