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Some very hot stars appear bluish when viewed by a telescope. This is because they _____ more blue light than stars like the Sun. A. emit B. reflect C. absorb D. transmit
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Some very hot stars appear bluish when viewed by a telescope. This is because they _____ more blue light than stars like the Sun. A. emit B. reflect C. absorb D. transmit

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A. they emit more blue light than stars like the Sun

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