What is the relative luminosity (in solar units) of a star with the same surface temperature as the Sun but
(a) only one-tenth the radius?
(b) twice the radius?
(c)What is the relative luminosity of a star which is the same size as the Sun but has twice the surface temperature (11600 K, or 12000 K)?
(d) only one-half the surface temperature (2900 K)?
(e) Finally, what is the relative luminosity of a star with one hundred times the Sun's radius, but only one-half the surface temperature (2900 K)?
(f) only one-hundredth its size, but twice the surface temperature (11600 K, or 12000 K)?
look https://astronomy.nmsu.edu/geas/labs/hrdiagram//hrexplorer.swf