A camera with changeable lenses produces an image of an object that is 3.0 mm wide on the film when the 50.0 mm lens is used. When the 135 mm lens is used, how wide is the image of the object on the film?

A. 3.0 mm
B. 85 mm
C. 4.5 mm
D. 0.37 mm
E. 8.1 mm


E. 8.1 mm

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