Five stars are shown on the following H-R diagrams. Rank the stars based on their surface temperature from highest to lowest. If

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Five stars are shown on the following H-R diagrams. Rank the stars based on their surface temperature from highest to lowest. If

two (or more) stars have the same surface temperature, drag one star on top of the other(s).

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masha68 [24] · Answer 1 · 2023-10-31T05:24:40+03:00

All five stars appear at the same place along the horizontal axis showing spectral type.

Because spectral type is related to surface temperature, all five stars must have the same surface temperature.

Now proceed to Part C to determine how these stars vary in luminosity.

This refers to the heavenly body that is a natural luminous body that is visible in the sky, especially at night

Hence, we can see that based on the ranking of stars, the surface temperature of each star is taken into account, and based on their spectral type, the stars all have the same temperature.

Therefore, to show the difference between the stars, their luminous intensity needs to be analyzed,