Science, asked by simabh1974, 3 months ago

The unit used to measure the distance between the stars
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Answered by samitisintelligent
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Answer:

Parsec

Explanation:

This unit of distance is termed the parsec, defined as the distance of an object whose parallax equals one arc second. Therefore, one parsec equals 3.26 light-years. Since parallax is inversely proportional to distance, a star at 10 parsecs would have a parallax of 0.1″.

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