Which of the two stars (a or b) is at a higher temperature? star a. star b. the two stars have the same temperature. it is not possible to determine this.

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Lethargicpanda · Answer 1 · 2024-12-25T05:22:30+0000

Answer: To determine which of the two stars (a or b) is at a higher temperature, we need to look at their colors. If star a appears bluer, it means it is hotter than star b. On the other hand, if star b appears redder, it means it is cooler than star a.

Which of the two stars (a or b) is at a higher temperature? star a. star b. the two stars have the same temperature. it is not possible to determine this.

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