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The composition of a star can be identified by A.its apparent magnitude B.the size of the star. C.the lines in its spectrum. D.the intensity of its radiation.
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The composition of a star can be identified by

A.its apparent magnitude
B.the size of the star.
C.the lines in its spectrum.
D.the intensity of its radiation.

User Wouter Kuijsters
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Answer:

C. the lines in its spectrum

Step-by-step explanation:

The composition of stars are found through spectroscopy.

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