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According to Hubble's Law, a Galaxy with a Recession Velocity

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According to Hubble's Law, a galaxy with a recession velocity of 25,000 km/s will be

A) 700 million pcs away.
B) 400 million pcs away.
C) 100 million pcs away.
D) 1000 million pcs away.
E) less than 1 million pcs away.

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