Looking toward the Moon with a telescope, you want to be able to see a crater that
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Looking toward the Moon with a telescope, you want to be able to see a crater that is 100 km wide. If the distance from the Earth's surface to the Moon's surface is 3.8 × 108 m, how wide must your telescope aperture diameter be in order to see the edges of the crater clearly? Assume that white light is reflected off the Moon (?avg = 550 nm).
A.
2.5 mm
B.
6.7 cm
C.
2.1 mm
D.
1.4 cm
E.
4.5 cm
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