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    The Absolute Magnitude of a Star Is a Measure of Its
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The Absolute Magnitude of a Star Is a Measure of Its

Question 57

Question 57

Multiple Choice

The absolute magnitude of a star is a measure of its


A) luminosity.
B) composition.
C) distance.
D) color.
E) radius.

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