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    Figure 1 -Using the Doppler Effect Data for a Particular Star Shown
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Figure 1 -Using the Doppler Effect Data for a Particular Star Shown

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Question 17

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  Figure 1 -Using the Doppler effect data for a particular star shown in Figure 1, and assuming the star is about the same mass as our Sun, determine the approximate orbital distance of its exoplanet. A)  1.1 AU B)  6.4 AU C)  18 AU D)  36 AU E)  3.3 AU Figure 1
-Using the Doppler effect data for a particular star shown in Figure 1, and assuming the star is about the same mass as our Sun, determine the approximate orbital distance of its exoplanet.


A) 1.1 AU
B) 6.4 AU
C) 18 AU
D) 36 AU
E) 3.3 AU

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