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Los dos ángulos que se forman en la constelación de Casiopea, tienen cada uno su bisectriz, las cuales prolongadas en la esfera celeste nos llevara a:The two angles formed in the constellation Cassiopeia each have a bisector which, extended across the sky, leads to:
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Correct answer: a) The Pole Star in the Little Bear.
Why it is correct
Cassiopeia is W-shaped, and its angle bisectors point to Polaris. It is the alternative to the Great Bear for finding it.
Why the others are not
- b) Arcturus is in Boötes.
- c) Vega is in Lyra.
- d) Sirius is in Canis Major.
How to work it out in the exam
- Cassiopeia points to Polaris.
Where this question comes from
- Región de Murcia · 2023 · 2ª convocatoria · CY Tipo 1 · question 9 Official paper · Official answer key
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