the spectra lines for the sun tell us that it is a g-type star
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True

Explanation:

The sun is a G type star, having spectral lime of H and K or ca II thus pronounced as G2, they ionized metals and neutral metals. The class g consists of a yellow evolutionary void, supergiants often occur between O or B (blue), K or M (red). Different From yellow supergiant which is an extremely unstable place for a supergiant star to be. Electromagnetic radiation coming out from the star is needed to analyze this sequence in which the sun appears to have dark spots. The spectral class of a star is a shortcode for summarizing his ionized state, to measure the photospheric temperature. Have surface temperatures of 6000 K and around  150% of Sol's luminosity.

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