To determine the lifetime of a 1.43MSun star, we use the formula for stellar lifetimes. Sun 2.5 tsun tstar M. star Using the given mass and multiplying by the expected lifetime of the Sun (11 x 10° years), we can calculate the following. (Round your answer to at least three significant figures.) tstar = years

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A 1.43MSun main sequence star is found to have a planet in its habitable zone. What is the expected lifetime (in years) of the star? (Assume that the expected lifetime of the Sun is 11 ✕ 109 years. Round your answer to at least three significant figures.)

Using the figure above, if Earth orbited this star, how far along the timeline would it get?
A 1.43Msun main sequence star is found to have a planet in its habitable zone. What is the expected lifetime
(in years) of the star? (Assume that the expected lifetime of the Sun is 11 x 10° years. Round your answer to
at least three significant figures.)
-Age of humans
First anthropoids Age of
mammals
Dec
Life on land
Tertiary
First horses
Cambrian period
Nov
100- Cretaceous
First flowering
plants
Oct
1-
Age of
reptiles
(dinosaurs)
First birds
Jurassic
Sept
200 -
First primitive
mammals
Triassic
Precambrian
Aug
period
Last
Permian
trilobites
2-
Age of
amphibians
July
300ennsylvaniar
Coal-lorming
forests
June
Mississippian
First forests
Devonian
Age of
fishes
May
400
First life on land
3-
Silurian
Аpril
Age of
marine
invertebrates
Ordovician
Origin of life
500 -
March
Carmbrian
-Cambrian
Feb
explosion
Precarmbrian
Ocean life only
600 -
Jan
4.6-
Formation of Earth
Using the figure above, if Earth orbited this star, how far along the timeline would it get?
Part 1 of 2
To determine the lifetime of a 1.43Mun star, we use the formula for stellar lifetimes.
2.5
Msun
tstar
tsun
M
star
Using the given mass and multiplying by the expected lifetime of the Sun (11 x 10° years), we can calculate
the following. (Round your answer to at least three significant figures.)
star
years
Billion yean ago
Million years ago
Transcribed Image Text:A 1.43Msun main sequence star is found to have a planet in its habitable zone. What is the expected lifetime (in years) of the star? (Assume that the expected lifetime of the Sun is 11 x 10° years. Round your answer to at least three significant figures.) -Age of humans First anthropoids Age of mammals Dec Life on land Tertiary First horses Cambrian period Nov 100- Cretaceous First flowering plants Oct 1- Age of reptiles (dinosaurs) First birds Jurassic Sept 200 - First primitive mammals Triassic Precambrian Aug period Last Permian trilobites 2- Age of amphibians July 300ennsylvaniar Coal-lorming forests June Mississippian First forests Devonian Age of fishes May 400 First life on land 3- Silurian Аpril Age of marine invertebrates Ordovician Origin of life 500 - March Carmbrian -Cambrian Feb explosion Precarmbrian Ocean life only 600 - Jan 4.6- Formation of Earth Using the figure above, if Earth orbited this star, how far along the timeline would it get? Part 1 of 2 To determine the lifetime of a 1.43Mun star, we use the formula for stellar lifetimes. 2.5 Msun tstar tsun M star Using the given mass and multiplying by the expected lifetime of the Sun (11 x 10° years), we can calculate the following. (Round your answer to at least three significant figures.) star years Billion yean ago Million years ago
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