1) If a star has an apparent magnitude of -0.4 and a parallax of 0.3”, what is a) the distance modulus and b) the absolute magnitude?
Distance Modulus is given by
5 log10d - 5
here m = Apparent magnitude = - 0.4
M = Absolute magnitude = ?
Parallax = 0.3"
Relation between distance d and Parallax is given by d = 1 / p
d = 1 / 0.3 = 3.33 parsec
a) Distance Modulus = 5 log10(3.33) - 5
= 2.612 - 5
= - 2.388
b) The absolute magnitude M = m - Distunce modulus
= - 0.4 - ( - 2.388)
= - 0.4 + 2.388
= 1.988
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