The majority of massive stars, at the point in time when they explode as supernovae, have become: (See Figure 20-14 of Universe, 11th ed.(in the text))

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According to the Figure 20-14 in the Universe, 11th ed. (in the text), the majority of massive stars that explode as supernovae are labeled as "red supergiants" at the point of explosion.

The Majority of Massive Stars, at the Point in Time