Question : The ability to distinguish two closely placed objects is:
Option 1: Resolving power
Option 2: Video power
Option 3: Distinguish power
Option 4: Magnifying power
Correct Answer: Resolving power
Solution : The correct option is resolving power.
The ability of an optical system, such as a telescope or microscope, to recognise two objects far off as distinct and separate objects is referred to as resolving power. It assesses the system's capacity to deliver precise, in-depth photographs of objects close to one another. Resolving power is essential for detecting minute details on celestial objects in astronomy.
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