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Two astronomers wish to work together to measure the distance from Earth to the Sun using the transit of Venus. Which of the following instructions should they follow?

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They should use the same kind of telescope.

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They should make their measurements from the same location.

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They should make their measurements at the same time.

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They should take their measurements 6 months apart.

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