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    The document discusses using the Hydrogen Balmer series to determine properties of astronomical objects. The Balmer series can help determine an object's radial velocity, as the wavelengths in the series will shift based on the object's motion. It also asks which is a possible wavelength that could be observed in the Balmer series.

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    The document discusses using the Hydrogen Balmer series to determine properties of astronomical objects. The Balmer series can help determine an object's radial velocity, as the wavelengths in the series will shift based on the object's motion. It also asks which is a possible wavelength that could be observed in the Balmer series.

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    Physics/Multiple Choice The Hydrogen Balmer series can help determine which of the following regarding binary stars

    and black holes W. Composition X. Radial Velocity Y. Angular momentum Z. Temperature X Physics/Multiple Choice Which one of the following is a possible wavelength in the Hydrogen Balmer series?

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