Rishi is gazing at the full moon in the sky. What angle is made by the full moon in the night sky
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90 degrees
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When we look at the full moon the angle subtended by the eye is about 1/2°
i.e. θ = 31 arcminutes = 1/2°
Explanation:
- The full moon makes an angle of 360° in the sky.
- 1° can be divided into 60 arcminutes. An arcminute can also be divided into 60 arcseconds.
- The diameter of the full moon makes an angle of 1/2° or 31 arcmin.
- Therefore astronomers say that the Moon subtends an angle of 31 arcmin.
- When we look at the full moon the angle subtended by the eye is about 1/2°
- i.e. θ = 31 arcminutes = 1/2°
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