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Physics Inequations & Inequalities General MCQ (Single Correct)

Two stars P and Q are observed at night. Star P appears reddish while, star Q is white. From this we conclude

A
Temperature of Q is higher than that of P
B
Temperature of Q is lower than that of P
C
Star Q is at the same distance at that of star P
D
Star P is farther than star Q

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The star which appears red is at less temperature, than the star which appears white. Therefore, temperature of Q is higher than that of P .

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