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The Diagram Below Shows a Light Curve from a Supernova

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Question 9

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The diagram below shows a light curve from a supernova.How many days after maximum light did it take for the supernova to decrease in brightness by a factor of 100? The diagram below shows a light curve from a supernova.How many days after maximum light did it take for the supernova to decrease in brightness by a factor of 100?   A)  25 B)  50 C)  100 D)  150 E)  250


A) 25
B) 50
C) 100
D) 150
E) 250

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