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The CNO cycle produces energy in which of the following?

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At t=t_{eq}    (0.044-x)M    (0.044-x)M      (0.177+x)M

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Putting values in above equation, we get:

52=\frac{(0.177+x)^2}{(0.044-x)^2}

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