a U-2 spy plane flying at altitude of 30km has a camera that can resolve objects as small as a man (2m). using visible light 500nm, what is the dimeter of the lens needed?
a)15 mm
b)9.2 mm
c)36 mm
d)63 mm
the answer is b, however, I need the steps on how to get the answer
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