A planetary nebula expanded in radius 0.2 arc seconds in 10 years. Doppler measurements show the nebula is expanding at a rate of 25 km/s. How far away is the nebula in parsecs? If the nebula now has a radius of 9 arc minutes, how long ago (in years) did the star explode? Part 1 of 3 We first need to determine what distance (in pc) the nebula expanded in parsecs during the time mentioned. Ad = V pc/s¹s So we first need to convert the rate into pc/s and the time into seconds: 1 pc Vpc/s = Vkm/s 3.09 x 10¹3 km 8.09e-13 pc/s (Tyr)(365 days/yr) (24 hrs/day)(3600 s/hr) 3.1536e8 3.15e+08 s pc/s = 8.09e-13 Ts Ts Ad = V pc Ad pc pc/s's = 2.551e-4 Part 2 of 3 Now we can use the small angle formula to calculate the distance (in pc). 2.06 x 105 D = 262.75 D = Ad- 0 0.000255 pc as 263 pc

A planetary nebula expanded in radius 0.2 arc seconds in 10 years. Doppler measurements show the nebula is expanding at a rate of 25 km/s. How far away is the nebula in parsecs? If the nebula now has a radius of 9 arc minutes, how long ago (in years) did the star explode? Part 1 of 3 We first need to determine what distance (in pc) the nebula expanded in parsecs during the time mentioned. Ad = V pc/s¹s So we first need to convert the rate into pc/s and the time into seconds: 1 pc Vpc/s = Vkm/s 3.09 x 10¹3 km 8.09e-13 pc/s (Tyr)(365 days/yr) (24 hrs/day)(3600 s/hr) 3.1536e8 3.15e+08 s pc/s = 8.09e-13 Ts Ts Ad = V pc Ad pc pc/s's = 2.551e-4 Part 2 of 3 Now we can use the small angle formula to calculate the distance (in pc). 2.06 x 105 D = 262.75 D = Ad- 0 0.000255 pc as 263 pc

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