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A The temperature of star B is lower

B The temperature of star A is lower

C Star A is more massive

D Star B is more massive

E Not enough information to conclude anything

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Q: Suppose there are two stars A and B with the same luminosity. If star A is larger then star B then we can conclude that?
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