When observing a star that increases dramatically in brightness, if a plateau is observed inthe light curve during the declining phase, the event is probably:
A) a nova.
B) a Type I supernova.
C) a Type II supernova.
D) fusion in an accretion disk around a white dwarf.
E) fusion in an accretion disk around a neutron star.
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Q43: For a white dwarf to explode entirely
Q44: Which of these is the likely progenitor
Q45: A recurrent nova could eventually build up
Q46: What produces a type-I supernova?
A)the collapse of
Q47: In order of visual luminosity at the
Q49: An object in the sky brightens suddenly,
Q50: What is stellar nucleosynthesis?
A)the formation of heavier
Q51: The Chandrasekhar Limit is:
A)the upper mass limit
Q52: If a white dwarf gains sufficient mass,
Q53: Which of these events is NOT possible?
A)low-mass
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