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X-Rays at different wavelengths provide scientists studying objects in space with information about which of the following? object temperature object composition object density magnetic field of an object
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X-Rays at different wavelengths provide scientists studying objects in space with information about which of the following?
object temperature
object composition
object density
magnetic field of an object
All of the above.
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object composition your welcome
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object composition
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