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Table 2StarParallax (sec of arc)Spectral Type Cen0.026B2 IVHR 4758HD 398010.050.005G0 VM2 I9 ...

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Star	Parallax (sec of arc)	Spectral Type
δ Cen	0.026	B2 IV
HR 4758 HD 39801	0.05 0.005	G0 V M2 I
9 CMa	0.4	A1 V

Which star in the table is the closest to Earth?

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δ Cen

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HD 39801

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9 CMa

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