Which of the following lists the stars in order from least density to greatest density?
A. white dwarf, neutron star, main sequence star, giant
B. giant, main sequence star, white dwarf, neutron star
C. white dwarf, neutron star, giant, main sequence star
D. neutron star, white dwarf, main sequence star, giant
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