Stars form when a(n) ________ collapses under its own weight. A. interstellar medium B. planetesimal C.molecular cloud D. lunar rock

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Stars form when a(n) ________ collapses under its own weight.

A. interstellar medium
B. planetesimal
C.molecular cloud
D. lunar rock

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Wouldn’t it be C molecular cloud

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