Physics, asked by xlotussahilborate, 1 day ago

A heavenly body is observed from two diametrically opposite points A and B on the earth. The angle subtended at the heavenly body is 2.9 X 10–4 rad. Given the diameter of Earth to be about 1.28 X 104km. Compute the distance of the heavenly body from the Earth. (A) 2.267 X 10–11 m (B) 4.413 X 107 m (C) 4.413 X 1010 km (D) 4.413 X 1010 m​

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Answered by vampirerimu790
0

Answer:

The parallax angle in radians is: θ=(1+

60

54

180

π

=0.03316 rad

Hence, the distance between moon and earth:

=

θ

Diameter of Earth

=

0.03316

1.276×10

7

m

=3.84×10

8

m

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