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How would you use the Hubble Law to measure the distance to a galaxy?



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Measure its apparent recession velocity and divide by the age of the universe.



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Measure its Cepheid variables and multiply by the Hubble constant.



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Measure its apparent recession velocity and divide by the Hubble constant.



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Measure its apparent recession velocity and add it to the Hubble constant.

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