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Suppose you were looking at our own solar system from a distance of 8.0 light-years. What angular resolution would you need to see the Sun and Jupiter as distinct points of light

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Answer:

1.605// would be the angular resolution you would need to see the sun and Jupiter.

Explanation:

The Jupiter-Sun distance is 778.3 × 106 km (Appendix E). Therefore, θ = 206 265// × 778.3 × 106 km 1014 km = 1.605//. We would need a telescope with an angular resolution of at least 1.605//.

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