Multiple Choice
How can we measure the mass of an elliptical galaxy?
A) by measuring the speeds of stars in the nucleus
B) by observing the velocity of the hot, X-ray-emitting gas that surrounds the galaxy
C) by measuring the number of H II regions in the galaxy
D) by measuring how many supernovae go off each century
E) by measuring the amount of blue light in the galaxy
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