Mathematics, 18.03.2021 02:50, Grumbley8301

If the Hubble constant is 70 km/s/max, how far away is the quasar that has an apparent recession of 45,000 km/s? Use the Hubble law v=h0d where v= velocity of galaxy, in km/s, h0=Hubble constant, measured in km/s/mpc, d= distance of galaxy, in mpc, what percentage of light is this? (It’s the first question in the Picture)

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