The light curve shown below is for a cepheid variable with apparent magnitude m = 7.9. Use the luminosity-period relatio

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The light curve shown below is for a cepheid variable with apparent magnitude m = 7.9. Use the luminosity-period relatio

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The Light Curve Shown Below Is For A Cepheid Variable With Apparent Magnitude M 7 9 Use The Luminosity Period Relatio 1
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The light curve shown below is for a cepheid variable with apparent magnitude m = 7.9. Use the luminosity-period relationship shown below to determine the distance to the cepheid in units of kpc: [8] M = -2.43 log10 (P − 1) – 4.05. (1)
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