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If two stars had equal absolute brightness, what else would most likely be equal? O energy O distance from Earth O apparent magnitude o chemical composition help please time timed
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If two stars had equal absolute brightness, what else would most likely be equal?

O energy
O distance from Earth
O apparent magnitude
o chemical composition
help please time timed

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C - apparent magnitude

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