Two stars have apparent magnitude of mA = 2.34 and mB = 6.71. If the star that appears less bright is found to be nine t

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Two stars have apparent magnitude of mA = 2.34 and mB = 6.71. If the star that appears less bright is found to be nine t

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Two stars have apparent magnitude of mA = 2.34 and mB = 6.71. Ifthe star that appears less bright is found to be nine times furtheraway than the star that appear more bright, then what is the ratioof their true luminosities, LA/LB? show work
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