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Chapter 20, Problem 7Q

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To determine

The loss of mass due to stellar winds from an AGB star in metric tons per second, if the loss rate of the mass is 104M per year.

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To determine

The time required to eject the mass from AGB star equivalent to the mass of the earth if the loss rate of the mass from AGB star is 104M per year.

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