5 You ARE STANDING IN FRONT OF A PAINTING AT AN ART GALLERY MADE ENTIRELY OF DOTS OF DIFFERENT COLORS OF PAINT. THE DOTS ARE EACH 1.0MM IN DIAMETER. How CLOSE WOULD YOUR EYES HAVE TO BE TO THE PAINTING (YOUR PUPIL DIAMETER IS 2.5mm) TO SEE THE INDIVIDUAL (SEE FIGURE 27.29) DOTS OF COLOR.

5 You ARE STANDING IN FRONT OF A PAINTING AT AN ART GALLERY MADE ENTIRELY OF DOTS OF DIFFERENT COLORS OF PAINT. THE DOTS ARE EACH 1.0MM IN DIAMETER. How CLOSE WOULD YOUR EYES HAVE TO BE TO THE PAINTING (YOUR PUPIL DIAMETER IS 2.5mm) TO SEE THE INDIVIDUAL (SEE FIGURE 27.29) DOTS OF COLOR.

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You ALE STANDING IN FRONT OF A PAINTING AT AN ART GALLERY MADE
ENTIRELY OF DOTS OF DIFFERENT COLORS OF PAINT. THE DOTS ARE EACH
1.0MM IN DIAMETER, How CLOSE WOULD YOUR EYES HAVE TO BE TO
THE PAINTING (YOUR PUPIL DIAMETER IS 2.5mm ) TO SEE THE INDIVIDUAL
DOTS OF COLOR, (SEE FIGURE 27.29)
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