If a star ended its main-sequence life with about 2.1 solar masses,the remnant would likely be a
A) white dwarf.
B) neutron star.
C) black hole.
D) None of these

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A star with a mass of around 2.1 solar masses would have sufficient mass to undergo core-collapse supernova and result in a neutron star remnant. White dwarfs are typically formed from low-mass stars, and black holes are formed from more massive stars.

If a Star Ended Its Main-Sequence Life with About 2