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The temp of a star is 6000k and it’s luminosity is 1000k. What kind of star is it? A) white dwarf B) main sequence star C) giant D) supergiant
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The temp of a star is 6000k and it’s luminosity is 1000k. What kind of star is it? A) white dwarf B) main sequence star C) giant D) supergiant

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c giant

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