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Star_____ has the greatest absolute brightness

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Nitella [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Star A would have the greater absolute brightness. This is because absolute brightness finds out the actual brightness of a star at a standard distance from Earth. If Star A is twice as far from Earth as Star B but they still both appear to have the same amount of brightness.

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Star_____ has the greatest absolute brightness ​

Star_____ has the greatest absolute brightness