a) An Sb galaxy has an absolute magnitude in the B band of -20.21.
i) Estimate the isophotal radius at 25 B - mag arcsec−2 .
ii) Estimate the rotational velocity of the galaxy.
iii) Estimate the angular rotation speed of a star at the isphotal
radius in arsec yr−1 .
a) An Sb galaxy has an absolute magnitude in the B band of -20.21. i) Estimate the isophotal radius at 25 B - mag arcsec...
a) An Sb galaxy has an absolute magnitude in the B band of -20.21. i) Estimate the isophotal radius at 25 B - mag arcsec−2 . ii) Estimate the rotational velocity of the galaxy. iii) Estimate the angular rotation speed of a star at the isphotal radius in arsec yr−1 PLEASE HELP!
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