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Density,temperature,and pressure increase as you move inward in the interior of the Sun.This means that the force of gravity, Density,temperature,and pressure increase as you move inward in the interior of the Sun.This means that the force of gravity, ,__________ as you move inward toward the core. ,__________ as you move inward toward the core.

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If a sunspot appears one-quarter as bright as the surrounding photosphere,and the average temperature of the photosphere is 5,800 K,what is the temperature of the gas in this sunspot?

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Through hydrogen fusion,the Sun loses approximately 4 million tons of mass each second.If it burns hydrogen at this rate for 10 billion years,what percentage of its original mass will it lose in all? (Note: The mass of the Sun is Through hydrogen fusion,the Sun loses approximately 4 million tons of mass each second.If it burns hydrogen at this rate for 10 billion years,what percentage of its original mass will it lose in all? (Note: The mass of the Sun is and and Through hydrogen fusion,the Sun loses approximately 4 million tons of mass each second.If it burns hydrogen at this rate for 10 billion years,what percentage of its original mass will it lose in all? (Note: The mass of the Sun is and

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The corona of the Sun has a temperature of approximately 1 million degrees.At what wavelength and in what part of the electromagnetic spectrum does its radiation peak?

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The chromosphere appears red because

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The Sun has a mass of

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In addition to the laws of physics and chemistry,what information do we need to know about our Sun to calculate its structure?

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The majority of the Sun's energy comes from

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