Question

Classification of stars according to size?

Answer 1

white dwarf star, gaint star and super gaint star

Answer 2

Answer:

classes | Algol variable stars | α 2 Canum Venaticorum variable stars | α Centauri | Am stars | stars in Andromeda | Ap stars | stars in Aquarius | stars in Aquila | stars in Ara | stars in Aries | stars in Auriga | Bayer stars | Be stars | big dipper | stars in Boötes | bright giant stars | BY Draconis variable stars | stars in Camelopardalis | stars in Cancer | stars in Canis Major | stars in Canis Minor | stars in Capricornus | stars in Carina | cassiopeia star | stars in Centaurus | Cepheid variable stars | stars in Cepheus | stars in Cetus | class A stars | class B stars | class F stars | class G stars | class K stars | class M stars | class O stars | stars in Columba | stars in Corona Borealis | stars in Crux | stars in Cygnus | δ Scuti variable stars | stars in Draco | eclipsing variable stars | stars in Eridanus | Flamsteed stars | γ Cassiopeiae variable stars | stars in Gemini | Gliese stars | stars in Grus | HD objects | stars in Hercules | Hipparcos objects | stars in Horologium | HR objects | stars in Hydra | stars in Indus | stars in Lacerta | stars in Leo | stars in Lepus | stars in Libra | little dipper | stars in Lupus | stars in Lyra | main sequence stars | mercury-manganese stars | stars in Microscopium | stars in Monoceros | multiple star system members | stars in Musca | naked eye stars | night sky stars | giant stars | 100 brightest and 100 nearest stars | stars in Ophiuchus | stars of Orion's belt | stars in Orion | stars in Pavo | chemically peculiar stars | great square of Pegasus | stars in Pegasus | stars in Perseus | stars in Phoenix | stars in Pictor | stars in Pisces | stars in Piscis Austrinus | pointer stars | stars in Puppis | stars in Sagittarius | SAO objects | stars in Scorpius | stars in Sculptor | stars in Scutum | semiregular variable stars | stars in Sextans | shell stars | solar analogs | solar-type stars by BV color index | solar-type stars by spectral class | 10 brightest stars | 100 brightest stars | 10 nearest stars | 100 nearest stars | stars with planets | subdwarf stars | subgiant stars | summer triangle | supergiant stars | stars in Taurus | teapot | stars in Telescopium | stars in Triangulum Australe | stars in Ursa Major | stars in Ursa Minor | UV Ceti variable stars | variable stars | stars in Vela | stars in Virgo | white dwarf stars | winter hexagon | Wolf-Rayet stars ()

average radius | 2.855×10^7 km (kilometers) (mean)

(using 100 brightest and 100 nearest stars)