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A) Distant galaxies are seen in the past, when Cepheid variables behaved differently than they dotoday.
B) Distant galaxies are so young they do not contain Cepheids.
C) Cepheids are too faint to be seen beyond that distance, even with HST.
D) The light variability of Cepheids diminishes with distance so they do not appear to vary there.
E) Older distant Cepheids are of Population II, where the period-luminosity relation no longerworks.
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A) SO
B) S9
C) Sa
D) Sc
E) SBw
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A) the combined magnetic fields of the many stars near the galaxy's center.
B) the central black hole.
C) the movement of the interstellar matter of the galaxy.
D) the movement of the stars in the galaxy.
E) charged matter in the accretion disk of the central black hole.
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A) The sources appear to be single stars in photos.
B) Their energy appears to be non-stellar synchrotron radiation.
C) The light can vary over short time intervals.
D) We know the masses of the black holes that lurk there, and can find their radii.
E) They are all strong radio sources, with assigned frequencies by their sizes.
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B)
C) SBb.
D) S2B.
E) SIrr.
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B) Sa
C) SBb
D) SBV
E)
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A) continuous nonthermal
B) emission line
C) absorption line
D) continuous, with some emission lines
E) continuous, with some absorption lines
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A) It contains about 45 member galaxies.
B) Its notable spirals include the Milky Way, M31, and M33.
C) Most of its members are dwarf elliptical and irregular galaxies.
D) It contains the large radio galaxy Centaurus A.
E) It is about three million light-years across.
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A) closer it is to us.
B) younger it is.
C) faster it's approaching us.
D) farther it is from us.
E) greater its mass.
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A) positron radiation.
B) thermal energy.
C) a blackbody curve.
D) synchrotron radiation.
E) nuclear energy.
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