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How hot can the sun’s photosphere get? A-15 million °C B-46 million °C C-1.5 million °C D-4,600°C

How hot can the sun’s photosphere get? A-15 million °C B-46 million °C C-1.5 million °C D-4,600°C
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How hot can the sun’s photosphere get?

A-15 million °C
B-46 million °C
C-1.5 million °C
D-4,600°C

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