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Which Stars Always Have Large Positive Absolute Magnitude

Question 42

Question 42

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Which stars always have large positive absolute magnitude?


A) Stars of high luminosity.
B) Stars of low luminosity.
C) Nearby stars.
D) Distant stars.
E) Not enough information given.

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