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Huge Stars are how many times more (in mass) than our sun? A) 1.5 to 3 times more B) More than 3 times the sun C) 10 times the sun D) 12 times the sun
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Huge Stars are how many times more (in mass) than our sun?

A) 1.5 to 3 times more
B) More than 3 times the sun
C) 10 times the sun
D) 12 times the sun

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The answer should be answer B. More than three times the sun. I hope this helped! :)))




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