What are Type I supernovae used for?

A) standard candles for determining distances to other galaxies
B) age-dating the massive stars in clusters where they blow up
C) explaining the pulsars in supernova remnants
D) calculating the density of the interstellar medium from their remnants
E) determining the half-lives of the heavy elements they create


A

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