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What is the best prediction for what will happen when all of the hydrogen in the Sun has undergone fusion? O Helium nuclei will split to form hydrogen, and the Sun will no longer release energy.
O Helium nuclei will split to form hydrogen, and the Sun will continue to release energy.
O Helium nuclei will fuse to create heavier elements, but the Sun will no longer release energy.
O Helium nuclei will fuse to create heavier elements, and the Sun will continue to release energy.

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