Question

question 6
two stars with the same luminosity class will have the same luminosity.
true
false

Explanation:

Luminosity class refers to a star's size and density (e.g., main - sequence, giant, supergiant). Luminosity is the total energy output. Two stars in the same luminosity class (e.g., both main - sequence) can have different luminosities. For example, a more massive main - sequence star has a higher luminosity than a less massive one in the same class.

Answer:

B. False