Multiple Choice
Some stars are variable, with many properties that change over time. The statement that the apparent magnitude of a variable star has INCREASED indicates that its
A) brightness has increased.
B) surface temperature has decreased.
C) brightness has decreased.
D) surface temperature has increased.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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