Which of the following comparisons between low-mass stars and high-mass main-sequence stars is true?

A) Low-mass stars are hotter and more luminous than high-mass stars.
B) Low-mass stars are hotter but less luminous than high-mass stars.
C) Low-mass stars are cooler but more luminous than high-mass stars.
D) Low-mass stars have the same temperature and luminosity as high-mass stars.
E) Low-mass stars are cooler and less luminous than high-mass stars.


E

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