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The graphs below show the intensities of red and blue stars having different wavelengths.

Two star curves shown. Red Star peaks at a wavelength of 8500A and the Blue Star peaks at a wavelength of 3500A.

In your own words, explain why the graphs showing the intensities and wavelengths of red stars and blue stars are different.

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Please help me
The graphs below show the intensities of red and blue stars having different wavelengths.

Two star curves shown. Red Star peaks at a wavelength of 8500A and the Blue Star peaks at a wavelength of 3500A.

In your own words, explain why the graphs showing the intensities and wavelengths of red stars and blue stars are different.

clearsky · Answer

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dude · Answer

You are supposed to write this in your own words (So do not copy what I write)

Basically color is based off of many combinations of color. Some are more prominent than others which is why you see colors in the first place (It can be used to the color of the stars shown by wavelength)

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