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Pre-Lab Quiz: Photometry
Discuss each question with your team. Be prepared to explain the reasoning behind your team's answers after the quiz.
- Which star is hottest?
	
- a G5 main sequence star
 - a K2 supergiant
 - an F3 main sequence star
 - an F8 horizontal branch giant
 
 - There are two G2 V stars. One is 9 times as bright as the other. What’s the distance to the dimmer star with respect to the brighter star?
	
- 3 times closer
 - 9 times closer
 - 3 times further away
 - 9 times further away
 
 - What does a color index of B-V = -0.11 mean for a star?
	
- The star is more blue than red, so it is a hot star
 - The star is more blue than red, so it is a cool star
 - The star is more red than blue, so it is a hot star
 - The star is more red than blue, so it is a cool star
 
 - When a main sequence star becomes a red giant, it _________
	
- increases in temperature and luminosity
 - decreases in temperature and luminosity
 - increases in temperature and decreases in luminosity
 - decreases in temperature and increases in luminosity
 
 - Which star would look brightest from Earth?
	
- a star 100 parsecs away with an absolute magnitude of 5
 - a star 900 parsecs away with an apparent magnitude of 3
 - a star 1200 parsecs away with an apparent magnitude of 4
 - a star 10 parsecs away with an absolute magnitude of 8