Science, asked by amal14, 1 year ago

how is the magnitude of brightness of a star is determined? how does it vary

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Answered by Avijith

the brightness is inversely proportional to the magnitude that means that the brighter the star the lower the magnitude

I am not much to sure of the range of this value

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