Assuming That We Can Measure the Apparent Brightness of a Star

question 101

Multiple Choice

Assuming that we can measure the apparent brightness of a star, what does the inverse square law for light allow us to do?

• A)determine both the star's distance and luminosity from its apparent brightness
• B)calculate the star's surface temperature if we know either its luminosity or its distance
• C)determine the distance to the star from its apparent brightness
• D)calculate the star's luminosity if we know its distance, or calculate its distance if we know its luminosity

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