By What Standard Technique Did Astronomers in the 1930s Originally

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Multiple Choice

By what standard technique did astronomers in the 1930s originally determine the luminosity class (I, II, III, IV, or V) of a star?

• A) combining the apparent magnitude with the measured distance to the star
• B) observing the diameter of the star on a photographic plate or CCD image
• C) timing how long it takes for the star to be eclipsed by a companion in an eclipsing binary star system
• D) studying the absorption lines in the star's spectrum

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