1-What is the altitude of the star Polaris from Columbus, Ohio? a- about 50° b-a
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1-What is the altitude of the star Polaris from Columbus, Ohio?
a- about 50°
b-about 358°
c- about 2°
d-about 40°
2- Using the Stellarium tools, answer this question: What is the latitude of Columbus, Ohio?
A-about 39° south
B-about 245m
C-about 40° north
D-about 83°
3- What is the altitude of the star Polaris?
A-The altitude of Polaris is about 0°.
B-The altitude of Polaris is about 60–62°.
C-The altitude of Polaris is about 27°.
D-The altitude of Polaris is 90°.
4-Which statement below correctly explains the relationship between the altitude of Polaris on the sky as seen from a given north latitude?
A-Polaris is always 90° minus the latitude of the observer above the horizon.
B-Polaris is always the same number of degrees above the horizon as the latitude of the observer.
C-Polaris is always directly overhead, no matter what is the latitude of the observer.
D-Polaris is always the same number of degrees from the zenith as the latitude of the observer.
Explanation / Answer
SOLUTION- 1. :-'d' is the correct option'
Star Poaris from colombus,ohio an altitude 40 degree above the north horizon level.
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