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Activity In this activity, you will use Hubble's law, v=Hod, and the definition of velocity, v= $, to calculate the approximate age of
the universe, t. Consult the math review e if you need help with scientific notation, exponents, or solving one-step
equations.
Part A
so that
To find time, the age of the universe, you must first isolate the variablet. Rewrite the velocity equation v=
you are solving for time.

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