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A Star's Apparent magnitude is a measure of A:How Far Away it is B: Its size C:How bright it seem to us

A Star's Apparent magnitude is a measure of A:How Far Away it is B: Its size C:How bright it seem to us
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A Star's Apparent magnitude is a measure of

A:How Far Away it is

B: Its size

C:How bright it seem to us

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C. How bright it seems to us

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