alleryStart learning →The Sun fuses hydrogen in its core. What kind of star does this make it?
AMain-sequence star
BRed giant star
CWhite dwarf star
DNeutron star
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Main-sequence star
A star that fuses hydrogen in its core is called a main-sequence star, and the Sun is one.
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