Suppose that you are on a nearby star and look at the solar system. you happen t

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Suppose that you are on a nearby star and look at the solar system. you happen to see the sun‘s brightness didn’t mean has Jupiter transmits across this disk. given that Jupiter’s diameter is about 10 times smaller than the suns diameter how much fainter will the sun become during this transit compared to the normal brightness? A. A factor 0.1 (10%) B. A factor 0.01(1%) C. Only about one in a million D. There would be no effect on the Sun’s brightness
I believe it’s b but not sure.... Suppose that you are on a nearby star and look at the solar system. you happen to see the sun‘s brightness didn’t mean has Jupiter transmits across this disk. given that Jupiter’s diameter is about 10 times smaller than the suns diameter how much fainter will the sun become during this transit compared to the normal brightness? A. A factor 0.1 (10%) B. A factor 0.01(1%) C. Only about one in a million D. There would be no effect on the Sun’s brightness
I believe it’s b but not sure.... A. A factor 0.1 (10%) B. A factor 0.01(1%) C. Only about one in a million D. There would be no effect on the Sun’s brightness
I believe it’s b but not sure....

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Jupiter’s diameter is about 10 times smaller than the suns diameter how much fainter will the sun become during this transit compared to the normal brightness?

A. A factor 0.1 (10%)

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