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16 April, 06:53

A nova is a sudden brightening of a star that occurs when

A) material is transferred onto the surface of a white dwarf from a companion star in a binary system, then subsequently blasted into space by a runaway thermonuclear explosion (leaving the white dwarf intact to repeat the process).

B) material from a companion star is transferred onto the surface of a white dwarf star in a binary system, after which runaway carbon-fusion reactions cause the entire white dwarf to be destroyed in an explosion.

C) the electron degenerate iron core of a massive star collapses after its mass becomes greater than the Chandrasekhar mass limit.

D) material is transferred onto a neutron star from a companion star in a binary system, causing the neutron star to collapse into a black hole.

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  1. 16 April, 07:37
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    A) material is transferred onto the surface of a white dwarf from a companion star in a binary system, then subsequently blasted into space by a runaway thermonuclear explosion (leaving the white dwarf intact to repeat the process). i did the test
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