A star that is twice as hot as another has twice the
A)Celsius temperature.
B)Fahrenheit temperature.
C)Kelvin temperature.
D)all of the above
E)none of the above

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Kelvin temperature is directly proportional to absolute temperature, which means that a star that is twice as hot as another will have twice the Kelvin temperature. Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature scales are based on different reference points and have different intervals, so they cannot be directly compared in this scenario.

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