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The absolute magnitude of a star is determined by the star’s a) brightness b) position in the night sky c) number of planets d) shape

The absolute magnitude of a star is determined by the star’s a) brightness b) position in the night sky c) number of planets d) shape
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The absolute magnitude of a star is determined by the star’s

a) brightness
b) position in the night sky
c) number of planets
d) shape

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it is determine by brightness

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