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Note that
in the given closed interval, so the area is exactly given by the definite integral
(no absolute values needed!)
Integrating gives
Photographing stars requires you to keep your exposure open for a long time. Taking pictures of star trails would take about 30 minutes to three hours. If you multiply that for the 6 stars stated above in the problem then you would be needing that much time if the stars were close and approximately 3 to 18 hours capture their star trails if they were far apart from each other.
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it's on goggle
Step-by-step explanation:
goggle yeah yeah yeah
