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At what temperature does fusion begin to create a star? 10 million degrees 1 billion degrees 100 million degrees 1 million degrees
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At what temperature does fusion begin to create a star?

10 million degrees
1 billion degrees
100 million degrees
1 million degrees

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The right answer is 15,000,000 celsius or 15 million, but the closest to that is 10 million i suppose

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