A large luminosity star

a) is always at a larger distance than a small luminosity star
b) emits more light than a low luminosity star
c) is always redder than a star with a small luminosity
d) is at a lower temperature than a small luminosity star
e) is always at a smaller distance than a small luminosity star


Ans: b) emits more light than a low luminosity star

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