Pls help ASAP. Pls show all work. In an absorption line spectrum, what do the spectral widths of the lines tell us?The location of the absorbing materialO Absolutely nothing of interest to astrophysicistsThe temperature of the absorbing materialThe composition of the absorbing materialThe total amount of the absorbing material

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Pls help ASAP. Pls show all work.

In an absorption line spectrum, what do the spectral widths of the lines tell us?
The location of the absorbing material
O Absolutely nothing of interest to astrophysicists
The temperature of the absorbing material
The composition of the absorbing material
The total amount of the absorbing material

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