Exam 13: Measuring the Properties of Stars
Exam 1: The Cycles of the Sky94 Questions
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If Star A has a parallax angle of 3 arc seconds while Star B has a parallax angle of 9 arc seconds then we know that
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If two stars are stacked vertically on a H-R diagram then they necessarily differ in their
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In the above H-R diagram sketch, which star is a blue giant?
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If the distance between Earth and a star is measured using parallax measurements, how far apart in time should the two measurements be made to make the parallax measurement as accurate as possible?
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The hydrogen absorption lines are the strongest in ___ type stars.
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Which of the following stars has the hottest stellar surface temperature?
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Hydrogen Balmer lines are essentially absent in the O and M type stars.
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A star has a parallax angle of 0.2 arc seconds, which means it is at a distance of
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The hottest (O and B type) stars are usually binary stars, while the coolest (M type) stars are usually single stars.
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In the above H-R diagram, which main sequence star is bluish in color?
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How does Rigel, a bluish star, surface temperature compare to Betelgeuse, a reddish star.
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Stars on the main sequence have different luminosities because
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A star of absolute magnitude 1 is about 2.51 times more luminous than a star of absolute magnitude 2.
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If it were possible to move a star closer to Earth then its apparent magnitude number would ______ while its absolute magnitude number would _______.
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