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    When Viewed from Earth on a Particular Night, Jupiter Subtends
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When Viewed from Earth on a Particular Night, Jupiter Subtends

Question 323

Question 323

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When viewed from Earth on a particular night, Jupiter subtends an angle of 42 arcseconds. This angle is


A) more than 1°.
B) less than 0.5 arcminute.
C) more than 1 arcminute but less than 1°.
D) about 1 arcminute.

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