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If the resolution limit of the eye is 1 minute and at a distance `x` km from the eye, two persons stands with a lateral separation of `3m`, then calculate `x` for which the twok persons can be just resolved by the nacket eye.

A

`10km`

B

`15km`

C

`20km`

D

`30km`

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(a) `theta=l/r`, where `theta=` 1 minute
`theta=1/(60^(@))=((pi)/180xx1/60)rad` and `l=3m`
`x=r=l/(theta)=(3m)/((pi)/180xx1/60)=10318~~10km`
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