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The picture below shows the position of Earth and two stars.


Star 1 is 34 light years from Earth and Star 2 is 52 light years from Earth. If Star 2 explodes as a supernova, in how many years would the explosion be seen from a planet orbiting Star 1?

A18
B34
C52
D70

The picture below shows the position of Earth and two stars. Star 1 is 34 light years from Earth and Star 2 is 52 light years from Earth. If Star 2 explodes as class=

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The answer is:

18 years.

The explanation:

when Star 1 is 34 light years from Earth and Star 2 is 52 light years from Earth. that means the distance between star 1 and star 2 is 52-34 = 18 years so, If Star 2 explodes as a supernova so,  the explosion would take 18 years to be seen from a planet orbiting Star 1.


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