Multiple Choice
A star's absolute magnitude and its apparent magnitude have the same numerical value. How far is this star from Earth?
A) It is not possible for a star to have the same absolute and apparent magnitudes.
B) The star would have to be an infinite distance away.
C) 10 ly
D) 10 pc
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