Question

35 the more massive a star is, the shorter its lifetime and the smaller it becomes when it dies. true false skip 34/47 complete

Explanation:

More massive stars burn through their nuclear fuel faster, having shorter lifetimes. But when they die, massive stars can end up as neutron - stars or black - holes which are extremely dense and not necessarily "small" in terms of mass, just small in physical size compared to their original state. However, the statement is often considered true in a general sense as they do have shorter lifetimes and end up in a more compact form.

Answer:

True