Which of the following stages can only occur in the life of a low-mass star (whose final mass is less than 1.4 times the mass of the Sun)?

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Low-mass stars (less than 1.4 times the mass of the Sun) do not have enough mass to undergo the later stages of stellar evolution, such as red giant, supernova, or neutron star formation. Instead, they will eventually exhaust their fuel and become a white dwarf. The proto-star stage is a general stage that occurs for all stars during their formation, so it is not specific to low-mass stars. The main-sequence stage occurs while the star is still burning hydrogen in its core and can occur for both low-mass and high-mass stars.

Which of the Following Stages Can Only Occur in the Life