The vast majority of stars in a newly formed star cluster are
A)very high-mass,type O and B stars.
B)red giants.
C)about the same mass as our Sun.
D)less massive than the Sun.

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The vast majority of stars in any given population, including newly formed star clusters, are less massive than the Sun. This is because the initial mass function (IMF) of stars favors the formation of low-mass stars over high-mass stars.

The Vast Majority of Stars in a Newly Formed Star