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Heidi Riggs

7 August, 15:28

Which statements describe properties of stars? Check all that apply

Stars produce energy through nuclear fusion.

Stars produce energy through gravity.

Stars are massive objects composed of gas.

Stars are solid objects that we could stand on.

Stars are composed primarily of hydrogen and helium.

Stars are composed primarily of liquids such as water.

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