If flying height of a spacecraft is H, the length of air base is B and the parallax difference between two points is dp, then the difference in height (A) h = dp/(B/H) (B) h = (B/H) dp(C) h = dp/(H/B) (D) h = (H/B) dp

If flying height of a spacecraft is H, the length of air base is B and the parallax difference between
two points is dp, then the difference in height
(A) h = dp/(B/H)
(B) h = (B/H) dp
(C) h = dp/(H/B)
(D) h = (H/B) dp
by

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Answer: Option A
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