A recurrent nova could eventually build up to a:
A)planetary nebula.
B)Type I supernova.
C)Type II supernova.
D)hypernova.
E)quasar.

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A recurrent nova occurs in a binary system where a white dwarf star accretes material from a companion star. Over time, if the white dwarf accumulates enough mass to approach the Chandrasekhar limit (about 1.4 solar masses), it can undergo a Type Ia supernova. This is because the mass accumulation can lead to a runaway thermonuclear explosion, destroying the white dwarf.

A Recurrent Nova Could Eventually Build Up to A