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OpenStudy (anonymous):
What are the characteristics that scientists us to classify stars? A. size and brightness B. brightness and temperature C. temperature and composition D. size, brightness, temperature, and composition.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I beleive it is A
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@Vanquish can you help with 1 more
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@dyamondsr4ever Sure I will try
OpenStudy (anonymous):
What determines the color of a star? temperature its planets gravity the galaxy it is in
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Well I think it is the material made out of the star, but the last time I studied stars in school was in 5th grade. Other than that I can tell you that temp is the other only right answer that makes sense to me
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