What is the formula used to calculate the distance to an object in parsecs? A. d = 1/p B. d = 4p C. d = 4p/p D. d = 360p/p

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What is the formula used to calculate the distance to an object in parsecs?

A. d = 1/p
B. d = 4p
C. d = 4p/p
D. d = 360p/p

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the answer is p=44

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