The angle subtended at an observer by a city transit bus (length 9 m) at a distance of 1000 m is close to
A) 1000/9, or 111.1 arcseconds.
B) ½ of a degree.
C) 9000 arcminutes.
D) 9/1000, or 0.009 arcseconds.
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