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a. Since the maximum radial velocity amplitude occurs when the inclination is 90 degrees, then astronomers can calculate the minimum planetary mass that would give the amplitude that is observed.
b. Since the maximum radial velocity amplitude occurs when the inclination is 90 degrees, then astronomers can calculate the maximum planetary mass that would give the amplitude that is observed.
c. Since the minimum radial velocity amplitude occurs when the inclination is 90 degrees, then astronomers can calculate the maximum planetary mass that would give the amplitude that is observed.
d. Since the minimum radial velocity amplitude occurs when the inclination is 90 degrees, then astronomers can calculate the minimum planetary mass that would give the amplitude that is observed.
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