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The temperature at the centre of a star ranges from ________million degree celsius.

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Answered by MohammadAbdullah2126

Answer:

Take the sun for example.

Explanation:

It has a surface temperature of 6000*C and a core temperature of 15,000,000*C or about 15 million, so a star-core temperature can range from 5-20 million Celsius,

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The temperature at the centre of a star ranges from ________million degree celsius.​

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The temperature at the centre of a star ranges from ________million degree celsius.