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Relative Size from Relative Temperature and Luminosity

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`R = (L/T^4)^{0.5}`
`(L)"Relative Luminosity"`
`(R)"Relative Temperature"`
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The Relative Size of a Star based on Relative Temperature and Luminosity calculator compute the relative size of a star based on the relative temperature and relative luminosity.

INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following:

  • (T)  Relative Temperature
  • (L)  Relative Luminosity.

Relative Size:  The calculator returns the relative size.

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