Page < 4. The brightness of stars is expressed in terms of magnitudes on a numerical scale that increases as the brightness decreases. The magnitude m is given by the formula m=6-2.5log- L where L is the light flux (brightness) of the star and L, is the light flux of the dimmest stars visible to the naked eye. L L a. If a star's magnitude is 1, solve for the ratio - using the given equation. b. If a star's magnitude is 6, solve for the ratio L L using the given equation. Use your answers to a and be to determine how many times brighter a star of magnitude 1 is than a star of magnitude 6. c. of 4

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