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If a star appears to be very red (like Betelgeuse), it is likely to be in which spectral class?

If a star appears to be very red (like Betelgeuse), it is likely to be in which spectral class?
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If a star appears to be very red (like Betelgeuse), it is likely to be in which spectral class?

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the answer is m!!!!!!!!!

User Mohamed Rahouma
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it would be spectral class M

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