How does a high-mass star differ from a low-mass star as both enter the final stages of their life cycle? a. a high-mass star dies more explosively. b. a high-mass star ends in a nova event. c. a high-mass star ends when it runs out of hydrogen. d. a high-mass star converts helium to carbon, whereas a low-mass star does not.,

B. A high-mass star ends in a nova event. When a high mass star gets to the end of its life, the gravity of its mass collapses upon itself, causing the collapse to accelerate and cause a nova event. On the other hand, smaller mass stars typically either become white dwarfs or red giants, depending on the particular circumstances and mass of the star.

The difference is 5,100m?