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Astronomers classify stars according to their brightness by assigning them a stellar “magnitude.” the higher the magnitude the dimmer the star. the dimmest stars visible to the naked eye have stellar magnitudes of 6. the table below shows the relative night ness of different stellar magnitudes.
a. find an equation that gives the relative brightness in terms of stellar magnitude.
b. use this equation to find the relative brightness of a star with the magnitude 9.
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