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Standard VI
Physics
Types of Galaxies
Using Hubble’...
Question
Using Hubble’s law, find the wavelength of the
590
−
n
m
sodium line emitted from galaxies
(a)
2.00
×
10
6
l
y
,
(b)
2.00
×
10
8
l
y
, and (c)
2.00
×
10
9
l
y
away from the
Earth.
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Solution
First, we calculate
v
=
H
R
, using
H
=
22
×
10
−
3
m
/
s
⋅
l
y
, and then we
use the result of Problem ,
λ
′
=
λ
√
1
+
v
/
c
1
−
v
/
c
, and
c
=
2.998
×
10
8
m
/
s
, to
calculate the wavelength emitted by the galaxy.
(a)
v
=
(
22
×
10
−
3
m
/
s
⋅
l
y
)
(
2.00
×
10
6
l
y
)
=
4.4
×
10
4
m
/
s
,
λ
′
=
λ
√
1
+
v
/
2.998
×
10
8
m
/
s
1
−
v
/
c
=
λ
⎷
1
+
(
4.4
×
10
4
m
/
s
)
/
(
2.998
×
10
8
m
/
s
)
1
−
(
4.4
×
10
4
m
/
s
)
/
(
2.998
×
10
8
m
/
s
)
=
(
590
n
m
)
√
1
+
0.000
146
8
1
−
0.000
146
8
=
590.09
n
m
(b)
v
=
(
22
×
10
−
3
m
/
s
⋅
l
y
)
(
2.00
×
10
8
l
y
)
=
4.4
×
10
6
m
/
s
,
=
(
590
n
m
)
√
1
+
0.
0146
8
1
−
0.
0146
8
=
599
n
m
(c)
v
=
(
22
×
10
−
3
m
/
s
⋅
l
y
)
(
2.00
×
10
9
l
y
)
=
4.4
×
10
7
m
/
s
,
=
(
590
n
m
)
√
1
+
0.
146
8
1
−
0.146
8
=
684
n
m
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