If an object's parallax cannot be detected, what is most likely to be true about the object?

a. it is very close.

b. it is very far away.

c. it is not moving in space.

d. it is rotating and revolving at the same rate.

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Cordell Murphy

11 July, 21:34

If an object's parallax cannot be detected, what is most likely to be true about the object?

a. it is very close.

b. it is very far away.

c. it is not moving in space.

d. it is rotating and revolving at the same rate.

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Mariela Leach · Answer 1

The answer is most likely d. Objects that are close and object as that are far away are still impacted by parallax. Also if the object is not moving in space its parallax is easily detected.

If an object's parallax cannot be detected, what is most likely to be true about the object?a. it is very close.b. it is very far away.c. it is not moving in space.d. it is rotating and revolving at the same rate.

If an object's parallax cannot be detected, what is most likely to be true about the object?

a. it is very close.

b. it is very far away.

c. it is not moving in space.

d. it is rotating and revolving at the same rate.