- Use The Two Figures Provided Below Which Show The Motion Of Stars A And B In The Sky Note That Star A Reaches Its Maxi 1 (342.39 KiB) Viewed 13 times
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Use the two figures provided below, which show the motion of Stars A and B in the sky. Note that Star A reaches its maximum height above the horizon at 3:00 pm. SETO HO Celestial Sphere Rotation North Star North Star 6 PM North Path of Star B Earth's Equator உகட Celestial Sphere Path of Star A Horizon
A)At what time will Star B be located at the zenith? 1. midnight 2. 9:00 am 3. noon 4 6:00 am 5. never B)Which numbered position most closely corresponds to Star B in the northeastern sky? Position 3 Position 4 C)How much time is there between when Star A rises and when it sets? less than twelve hours 2. about twelve hours more than twelve hours 4. There's not enough information to decide. D)About what time would you see Star A set in the west? 1. 3:00 am 2. 9:00 am 3. 3:00 pm 4. 9:00 pm 5. Never. Star A is circumpolar.