Table:
text: List of NGC objects (3001–4000)
3101–3200
3101–3200
NGC_number Object_type Constellation Right_ascension_J2000_ Declination_J2000_
3109 Irregular galaxy Hydra 10h03m06.7s °09′32″
3110 Spiral galaxy Leo 10h04m01.9s °28′29″
3115 Lenticular galaxy Sextans 10h05m13.8s °43′08″
3122 Spiral galaxy Leo 10h04m01.9s °28′29″
3132 Planetary nebula Vela 10h07m01.8s °26′11″
3169 Spiral galaxy Sextans 10h14m14.7s °28′01″
3180 Diffuse nebula Ursa Major 10h18m17.0s °25′26″
3181 Diffuse nebula Ursa Major 10h18m11.5s °24′46″
3182 Spiral galaxy Ursa Major 10h19m33.3s °12′20″
3183 Spiral galaxy Draco 10h21m48.9s °10′40″
3184 Spiral galaxy Ursa Major 10h18m17.0s °25′26″
3185 Spiral galaxy Leo 10h17m38.7s °41′17″
3186 Galaxy Leo 10h17m38.0s °58′16″
3187 Spiral galaxy Leo 10h17m47.9s °52′24″
3188 Spiral galaxy Ursa Major 10h19m42.8s °25′25″
3189 Spiral galaxy Leo 10h18m05.6s °49′52″

Question: For the list of NGC objects 3101–3200, what is the right ascension (j2000) when the constellation is sextant and the declination is (j2000) °28′01″?