What is the spectral type of a main sequence star with a luminosity 100 times greater than the sun?

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Main sequence stars with luminosity 100 times greater than the Sun are typically of spectral type A, as they are hotter and more luminous than G or M type stars but not as extreme as O type stars.

What Is the Spectral Type of a Main Sequence Star