Concept explainers
Why some stars end up as white dwarfs and other as neutron stars or black holes?
Answer to Problem 5Q
Solution:
Some stars end up as white dwarfs while other as neutron stars or black holes because of their masses.
Explanation of Solution
The final fates of the stars depend upon the mass of the star. Low mass stars whose mass is less than the 8 solar masses. In these low mass stars, when the hydrogen is not available for further fusion there is no
While the Large mass stars whose original mass is greater than the 8 solar masses they end up as neutron star, supernova or black holes.
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