Which of the following is least reasonable regarding a star's position on the HR diagram? Group of answer choices Red dwarfs are small and cool and inhabit the lower right part of the HR diagram. Our Sun is pretty average and is located somewhere around the center of the diagram. Blue giants are hot and big and are located in the upper left part of the HR diagram. White dwarfs are small and cool and are located in the lower left part of the HR diagram. Red giants are big and cool and are located in the upper right part of the HR diagram.

Which of the following is least reasonable regarding a star's position on the HR diagram? Group of answer choices Red dwarfs are small and cool and inhabit the lower right part of the HR diagram. Our Sun is pretty average and is located somewhere around the center of the diagram. Blue giants are hot and big and are located in the upper left part of the HR diagram. White dwarfs are small and cool and are located in the lower left part of the HR diagram. Red giants are big and cool and are located in the upper right part of the HR diagram.

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