Why Does Stellar Fusion End with an Iron Core

question 54

Multiple Choice

Why does stellar fusion end with an iron core?

• A) The core becomes so hot it expands too much.
• B) Iron cannot undergo fusion.
• C) Iron does not produce energy when it undergoes fusion.
• D) Iron requires such a high temperature for fusion that it does not occur inside stars.

Understand the use and purpose of economic models in explaining real-world phenomena.

Distinguish between movements along a curve and shifts of the curve in economic models.

Recognize the significance of opportunity cost in economic decision-making.

Understand the implications of correlations and causations among economic variables.

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