A star in the sky has a magnitude of V = -1.44, a parallax of 0.3792100 and
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A star in the sky has a magnitude of V = -1.44, a parallax of 0.3792100” and a proper motion of 1.33942” yr-1 . When viewing the spectrum, the H-alpha absorption line had a wavelength of 6562.64 Angstrom.
Given these values determine:
a) The radial velocity
b) The transverse velocity
c) The speed of the star through space.
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