Photographs of the ground are taken from an aircraft flying at an altitude of $2000\; m$ by a camera with a lens of focal length $50\; cm$. The size of the film in the camera is $18\; cm \times 18\; cm$. The area of the ground that can be photographed by the camera is

  • A
    $(640\; m \times 720\; m)$
  • B
    $(720\; m \times 640\; m)$
  • C
    $(640\; m \times 640\; m)$
  • D
    $(720\; m \times 720\; m)$

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