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The apparent magnitude and measured parallax of a star is 0.2 arcseconds. Calculate the absolute magnitude of this star.

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Answered by kritikavashishth58

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If you measure a star's apparent magnitude and its distance from its trigonometric parallax, the star's absolute magnitude = the apparent magnitude - 5 × log(distance + 5.

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The apparent magnitude and measured parallax of a star is 0.2 arcseconds. Calculate the absolute magnitude of this star.​

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The apparent magnitude and measured parallax of a star is 0.2 arcseconds. Calculate the absolute magnitude of this star.