Question

if you are in the path of totality during a solar eclipse, what part of the sun will you be able to see?
the core
the corona
the convection zone
the photoshpere
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Explanation:

During a solar eclipse, when in the path of totality, the moon blocks the bright photosphere. The corona is the sun's outer atmosphere. It is usually not visible due to the sun's brightness but becomes visible during a total solar eclipse as the moon blocks the brighter parts of the sun. The core is the innermost part and not visible from Earth. The convection zone is beneath the photosphere and not observable during an eclipse.

Answer:

The corona