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Which of the following have astronomers used to measure the angle between two observed celestial bodies? A. zenith B. sextant C. azimuth D. compass
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Which of the following have astronomers used to measure the angle between two observed celestial bodies? A. zenith B. sextant C. azimuth D. compass
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Which of the following have astronomers used to measure the angle between two observed celestial bodies?
A. zenith
B. sextant
C. azimuth
D. compass
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A sextant is used to measure the angle btween two celestial bodies
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