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Once a star ejects a planetary nebula, it becomes a white dwarf. (True or false?)

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Once a star ejects a planetary nebula, it becomes a white dwarf. (True or false?)

Once a star ejects a planetary nebula, it becomes a white dwarf.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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The ____ occurs when a rapidly rotating conductor is stirred by convection to produce a magnetic field.

a. dynamo effect
b. Zeeman effect
c. Babcock effect
d. proton-proton chain
e. aurora

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Stars less massive than 0.4 solar mass never become giant stars.

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