Table:
text: List of NGC objects (3001–4000)
3001–3100
3001–3100
NGC_number Object_type Constellation Right_ascension_J2000_ Declination_J2000_ Apparent_magnitude
3021 Spiral galaxy Leo Minor 09h50m57s °33′15″ 12.2
3030 Galaxy Hydra 09h50m10.5s °13′35″ 15
3031 Spiral galaxy Ursa Major 09h55m33.2s °03′55″ 8.1
3032 Lenticular galaxy Leo 09h52m08.2s °14′12″ 13.0
3033 Open cluster Vela 09h48m30s °26′ 9.2
3034 Irregular galaxy Ursa Major 09h55m52.2s °40′49″ 9.2
3035 Spiral galaxy Sextans 09h51m54.0s °49′15″ 13.5
3049 Spiral galaxy Leo 09h54m49.8s °16′17″ 13.5
3054 Spiral galaxy Hydra 09h54m28.9s °42′07″ 12.2
3077 Irregular galaxy Ursa Major 10h03m20.0s °44′02″ 10.9
3079 Spiral galaxy Ursa Major 10h01m58.5s °40′50″ 11.2

Question: What is the right ascension (j2000) when the apparent magnitude for the list of NGC objects (3001-4000) is 3001-3100 13?

Question: What is the constellation when the right ascension is (j2000) 09h51m54.0s among NGC objects (3001–4000) 3001 3100?