PartB. Resolvingpowm-ofmehumaneyel You will measure the resolving power of your eyes to see how close your vision is to "perfect", that is, their diffra ctionlimited performance. so Diffraction effects limit the resolution of any '._ i ' _ '3 _ __ -3 ' y ,1 ' " diffraction 5 optical instrument to an angle 6 E B , where Iimitfrorn: pu pii it is the wavelength of the light used, and l) is the diameter of the lightgathering optical element (e.g., the pupil of your eye). This haJIE'mEm limit is the angular size of the smallest thing f\d. Compare this angle with the theoretical diffractionlimited resolution of B = 7:. /D. Use it = 550nm (middle of the visible spectrum). How close are your vision and your friends' vision to "perfect"?