Question 4 1 pts Which of the following statements about stellar magnitude is co

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Question 4 1 pts Which of the following statements about stellar magnitude is correct? Absolute magnitudes are always larger than apparent magnistudes. Apparent magnitude is the magnitude measured from Earth. Absolute magnitude is the magnitude they would have if we were 10 parsecs away. Stars can have a negative magnitude. Absolute magnitude is the magnitude measured from Earth. Apparent magnitude is the magnitude they would have if we were 10 parsecs away. Stars cannot have a negative magnitude. Absolute magnitude is the magnitude measured from Earth. Apparent magnitude is the magnitude they would have if we were 10 parsecs away. Stars can have a negative magnitude. Apparent magnitude is the magnitude measured from Earth. Absolute magnitude is the magnitude they would have if we were 10 parsecs away. Stars cannot have a negative magnitude.

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Apparent magnitude is the magnitude measured from Earth. Absolute magnitude is the magnitude they would have if we were 10 parsecs away. Stars can have a negative magnitude.

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