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Put the items in the correct order Planetary Nebula Protostar Red Giant • White Dwarf Black Dwarf Main Sequence • Nebula Gas Cloud
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Planetary Nebula
Protostar
Red Giant
• White Dwarf
Black Dwarf
Main Sequence
• Nebula Gas Cloud
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1. Red giant
2. Main sequence
3. Protostar
4. White dwarf
5. Planetary nebula
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