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What type of star has an absolute brightness of −3 and a surface temperature around 20,000 °C? A) supergiant B)giant C)main sequence D)dwarf

What type of star has an absolute brightness of −3 and a surface temperature around 20,000 °C? A) supergiant B)giant C)main sequence D)dwarf
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What type of star has an absolute brightness of −3 and a surface temperature around 20,000 °C?

A) supergiant
B)giant
C)main sequence
D)dwarf

What type of star has an absolute brightness of −3 and a surface temperature around-example-1
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Answer:

The answer is D

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User The Dumb Radish
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Answer:

D: Dwarf Star

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Dwarf star is the answer.

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