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Molecular Clouds and Gravitational Collapse
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AST.196 Molecular Clouds and Gravitational Collapse
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Which statement best describes the role of compression in star-forming clouds?
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Compression is unrelated to star formation because only temperature matters.
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Compression always makes gas less dense and less likely to collapse.
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Compression can push gas into a denser state where gravity becomes more effective.
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Compression prevents all molecular clouds from forming dense cores.
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