Which outcome results when electron degeneracy pressure fails within a supergiant star's core?

💡 Explanation

A Type II supernova occurs because gravity overcomes electron degeneracy collapsing the core. This increases neutron density because the protons and electrons convert to neutrons; therefore forming a neutron star, rather than a more gradual change.

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