A) how bright it appears to us if it is at its actual distance.
B) how bright it appears to us at a standard distance of 10 pc.
C) its energy output per second compared to the Sun.
D) its mass in solar masses.
E) its surface temperature in Kelvin.
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A) 2 to 1
B) 1 to 2
C) 2 to 3
D) 3 to 2
E) 1 to 3
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A) 0.1
B) 100.1
C) 10-0.1
D) None of the other choices are correct.
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A) Hα line strength increases with decreasing stellar surface temperature from 05 to about F0 and decreases in line strength with decreasing stellar surface temperature from about F0 to M0.
B) Hβ line strength increases with decreasing stellar surface temperature from 05 to about A1 and decreases in line strength with decreasing stellar surface temperature from about A1 to K0.
C) Hγ line strength increases with decreasing stellar surface temperature from 05 to about K0 and decreases in line strength with decreasing stellar surface temperature from about K0 to M5.
D) Hδ line strength increases with decreasing stellar surface temperature from 05 to about A1 and decreases in line strength with decreasing stellar surface temperature from about A1 to K0.
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A) There is no hydrogen in stars this cool.
B) The stars are hot enough that most of the hydrogen is ionized and the atoms cannot absorb energy.
C) These stars are so cool that nearly all of the hydrogen atoms are in the ground state.
D) Stars of this temperature are too cool to produce an absorption spectrum.
E) Stars of this temperature are too hot to produce an absorption spectrum.
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A) The star's apparent and absolute visual magnitudes are equal.
B) The star's apparent and absolute visual magnitudes are 0.
C) The star's apparent visual magnitude is -1.1 whereas the absolute visual magnitude is -5.
D) Two of the other choices are correct.
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A) of its measured color.
B) of its measured temperature compared to Sirius A.
C) it is part of binary star system with Sirius A.
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A) stars that appear brightest in the sky to an observer on Earth.
B) all of the stars within our solar system.
C) all the stars within a given distance from Earth.
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A) supergiant, main sequence, white dwarf
B) main sequence, white dwarf, supergiant
C) white dwarf, main sequence, giant
D) main sequence, giant, supergiant
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A) increases, upper right, lower left
B) decreases, upper left, lower right
C) increases, upper left, lower right
D) decreases, upper right, lower left
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A) the apparent magnitude of a star observed from Earth.
B) the luminosity of a star observed from a distance of 1000 pc.
C) the apparent magnitude of a star observed from a distance of 10 pc.
D) the luminosity of a star observed from Earth.
E) the apparent magnitude of a star observed from a distance of 10 pc and the luminosity of a star observed from Earth.
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A) distance and diameter.
B) temperature and distance.
C) distance.
D) temperature and diameter.
E) apparent magnitude.
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A) Earth's orbit was larger.
B) the stars were farther away.
C) Earth moved faster along its orbit.
D) Earth's orbit was larger, the stars were further away, and Earth moved faster along its orbit.
E) None of the other choices are correct.
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