Two stars are the same temperature but when is twice as large as the other the largest star is likely_____ The smallest star A dimmer then B The same brightness as C brighter than D. A different color

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Two stars are the same temperature but when is twice as large as the other the largest star is likely_____ The smallest star

A dimmer then
B The same brightness as
C brighter than
D. A different color than

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it is probobley not exatly bigger, but closer. ANSWER: C.

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