Mathematics, 03.03.2020 17:57 michaelmonroe9105

What keeps stars such as the Sun from collapsing from their own self-gravity?
A the centrifugal force created by rapid rotation
B. the electrical repulsion of nuclei in the plasma
C. the gravitational pull created by orbiting planets
D. the outward pressure created by nuclear fusion

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What keeps stars such as the Sun from collapsing from their own self-gravity?
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