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Now use the expression found in Part C for the distance between your eyes and the object at point O, and find the ratio of the apparent distance to the real distance, d/D. Remember that the apparent distance is the distance calculated by your eyes using the angle θa instead of the angle θw. Since we are dealing with small angles, you may use the approximation sin(x)≈x and asin(x)≈x.

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