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Question 4 (1 point) Low-mass main sequence stars often exceed the Chandrasekhar Limit O True O False
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Low-mass main sequence stars often exceed the Chandrasekhar Limit
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I am going to take a guess based off of my earth science knowledge and say it is false. Sorry if I'm wrong.
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