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    This document contains calculations to determine the Hubble constant based on measurements of different galaxies' velocities and distances. It calculates H0 values of 520.55, 531.82, and 590.91 km/s/Mpc for three galaxies, averaging to 547.76 km/s/Mpc. It then uses this to calculate the Hubble time of 1776 million years. Alternative values of 70 km/s/Mpc and 28500 Mpc are also used to calculate Hubble times of 13,960 million years and 92852 million years respectively.

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    This document contains calculations to determine the Hubble constant based on measurements of different galaxies' velocities and distances. It calculates H0 values of 520.55, 531.82, and 590.91 km/s/Mpc for three galaxies, averaging to 547.76 km/s/Mpc. It then uses this to calculate the Hubble time of 1776 million years. Alternative values of 70 km/s/Mpc and 28500 Mpc are also used to calculate Hubble times of 13,960 million years and 92852 million years respectively.

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    Ta1 RobledoNavea Harry

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    This document contains calculations to determine the Hubble constant based on measurements of different galaxies' velocities and distances. It calculates H0 values of 520.55, 531.82, and 590.91 km/s/Mpc for three galaxies, averaging to 547.76 km/s/Mpc. It then uses this to calculate the Hubble time of 1776 million years. Alternative values of 70 km/s/Mpc and 28500 Mpc are also used to calculate Hubble times of 13,960 million years and 92852 million years respectively.

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    Exercise 1

    Harry Robledo Navea

    1.a)

    V = H0 D
    V
    H0 =
    D

    NGC 7619

    V
    H0 =
    D
    3800[km/s]
    =
    7,3[M pc]
    = 520,55[km s−1 /M pc]

    1
    Exercise 1
    Baade 24

    V
    H0 =
    D
    11700[km/s]
    =
    22[M pc]
    = 531,82[km s−1 /M pc]

    NGC 3193

    V
    H0 =
    D
    1300[km/s]
    =
    2,2[M pc]
    = 590,91[km s−1 /M pc]

    Promedio
    H0 = 547,76[km s−1 /M pc]

    1.b)

    1
    tH =
    H0
    1
    =
    547,75[kms−1 /M pc]
    = 1,82 · 10−3 · 106 [pc s/km] · 3,08 · 1013 [km/pc] · 3,17 · 10−8 [yr/s]
    = 1776[M yr]

    2
    Exercise 1
    1.c)

    1
    tH =
    H0
    1
    =
    70[km s−1 /M pc]
    = 1,43 · 10−2 · 106 [pc s/km] · 3,08 · 1013 [km/pc] · 3,17 · 10−8 [yr/s]
    = 13960[M yr]

    1.d)

    V = D · H0
    = 500[M pc] · 70[km s−1 /M pc]
    V = 35000[km/s]

    2.a)

    d
    tH =
    c
    28500[M pc]
    =
    299792,458[km/s]
    = 9,51 · 10−2 [M pc s/km] · 3,08 · 1013 [km/pc] · 3,17 · 10−8 [yr/s]
    = 92852[M yr]

    3
    Exercise 1
    2.b)

    El valor es casi siete veces más pequeño, esto debido a que la luz no ha recorrido los 28500
    Mpc, debido a la propia expansión, las galaxias más lejanas se observan cuando estaban a 13.8 mil
    millones de años.

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