A star with obvious Hydrogen lines in its spectrum is moving relative to the Earth. A Balmer Alpha line is
clearly visible from its absorption spectrum and is measured to have a wavelength of 654.3 nm.
a. How fast is the star radially moving in relation to the earth? Show your work!
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