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The two stars in a binary star system have masses 2.2×1030 kg and 5.8×1030 kg ....

The two stars in a binary star system have masses 2.2×1030 kg and 5.8×1030 kg . They are separated by 2.3×1012 m .

What is the system's rotation period, in years?

What is the speed of the lightest star?

What is the speed of the heaviest star?

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