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An astronomical telescope is used in normal adjustment when looking at the moon. If the objective has f1=60cm and that of the eye piece is f2=1cm. Suppose the moon has a diameter of 4.50*10^6m and the distance of the moon from the earth is 4.84*10^8m, find the angle of the image of the moon that is subtended by the astronomers eyes.

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