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 Two stars in space are separated by a distance of 3.00 arcminutes as viewed from...
...Earth at a distance of 2000 l Two stars in space are separated by a distance of 3.00 arcminutes as viewed from Earth at a distance of 2000 light years from Earth. If the stars were at a distance of 4000 light years from Earth then how many arcminutes apart would the stars be as viewed from Earth? Show your work.
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