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Problem 4 cont.: In 1995 the first planet detected by the radial velocity technique was

that around the star 51 Peg. The velocity amplitude was measured to be 60m/s

and the period is 4.2days. Assuming the orbit is edge–on and that host star has

the same mass as the Sun estimate (i) the mass of the planet (give your answer in

Jupiter masses) and (ii) the radius of the orbit in Astronomical Units.

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Problem 4 cont.: In 1995 the first planet detected by the radial velocity technique was that around the star 51 Peg. The velocity amplitude was measured to be 60m/s and the period is 4.2days. Assuming the orbit is edge–on and that host star has the same mass as the Sun estimate (i) the mass of the planet (give your answer in Jupiter masses) and (ii) the radius of the orbit in Astronomical Units.

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