What will a medium-mass star become at the very end of its life cycle?

a red giant

a black hole

a white dwarf

a neutron star

a neutron star

Explanation:

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Answer

A neutron star

Explaination

The fate of a star is determined by its mass. The mass determines the manner the star will end its life. In stars that are light weight, the end occurs by shedding its red giant form to expose a white dwaft with a dimming light. For a medium mass star, these end up into a neuton star because they are too large to end as white dwafts and too small to become black holes.