Topic 7: CAT Problem 2 Followup question to Topic 7, Lecture 3. Let A be the last digit and let B be the last two digits of your 8digit student ID [Example: For 202-'153-1-7J A = 7 and B = 47. For 20191502, A = 2 and B = 2}. The pupil of a cat's eye narrows to a vertical slit of width a = {A + 1.0} x 104 rn {meters} in daylight conditions. Assume an average wavelength of light to be it: {425 + B] nm {nanometers}. What is the angular resolution for the cat tojust make out the presence of 2 mice versus just seeing one? Give your answer in radians and with 2 significant gures. Do NOT post your work or your values for A, B, and (3, just your answer. Your answer is either marked with 2 points, if it is correct or you are welcome to submit a second attempt by clicking on the REPLY TO DISCUSSION button at the top of the CAT Forum. lfit is incorrect a second time, the answer will be provided