Multiple Choice
What observations of a star are necessary to determine the absolute magnitude of a star?
A) distance and temperature
B) apparent magnitude and temperature
C) just apparent magnitude since absolute magnitude is simply apparent magnitude + 5
D) apparent magnitude and distance
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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