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What is the name for a star that has two shells of hydrogen and helium undergoing fusion? A. asymptotic giant branch star B. supergiant C. hypergiant D. supernova
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What is the name for a star that has two shells of hydrogen and helium undergoing fusion?

A.
asymptotic giant branch star
B.
supergiant
C.
hypergiant
D.
supernova

User Evonet
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the answer is A hope it helps

User Ammportal
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Answer:

I am not so sure but I think it is A.

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If i got it wrong sorry.... :(

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