If a contracting prostar is 3 times the radius of the sun and has a temperature of 1680 k how lumminous will it be relative to the sun? Use luminosity radius temperature to the relation. The surface temperature of the sun is 5800k
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If a contracting prostar is 3 times the radius of the sun and has a temperature of 1680 k how lumminous will it be relative to the sun? Use luminosity radius temperature to the relation. The surface temperature of the sun is 5800k
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