A particular star is found to have a stellar parallax of 1/6 arcsec. What is the distance to this star?
Olivia Aldridgedistance in parsecs=1/ 1/6.
6 x 3.26 light years = 19.56 light years is the answer in parsecs.
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Levi AlexanderSix parsecs is the approximate distance to the star.
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