1 The star Rigel radiates most strongly at about 200 nanometers. How hot is it?2 The bright southern star a Centauri radiates most strongly at about 500 nanometers. What is its temperature? How does this compare to the Sun's?3 Arcturus is about half as hot as the Sun but is about 100 times more luminous. What is its radius compared to the Sun's?4 A stellar companion of Sirius has a temperature of about 27,000 K and a luminosity of about 1022 Lsun . What is its radius compared to the Sun's? What is its radius compared to the Earth's?5 Sirius has a parallax of 0.377 arc seconds. How far away is it?6 The parallax of Proxima Centauri is about 0.763 arc seconds. How far away is it?7 The parallax of the red giant Betelgeuse is just barely measurable and has a value of about 0.005 arc seconds. What is its distance? Suppose the measurement is in error by ± 0.003 arc seconds. What limits can you set on its distance?8 Two stars in a binary system have an orbital period, P, of 5 years and an orbital separation, a, of 10 AUsun . What is their combined mass?9 Two stars in a binary system have an orbital period, P, of 2 years and an orbital separation, a, of 4 AU. What is their combined mass?10 Two stars in a binary system are determined from their position on the H-R diagram and the mass-luminosity relation to have a combined mass of 8Msun . Their orbital period, P, is 1 year. What is their orbital separation, a?11 A line in a star's spectrum lies at 400.0 nanometers. In the laboratory, that same line lies at 400.2 nanometers. How fast is the star moving along the line of sight; that is, what is its radial velocity? Is it moving toward or away from us?