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The Gravitational Redshift of Light Should Be Smallest for Light

Question 80

Question 80

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The gravitational redshift of light should be smallest for light emitted from the surface of


A) a black hole.
B) the Sun.
C) a white dwarf.
D) a planet similar to Earth.
E) a neutron star.

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