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You are using a small telescope to view two closely spaced light bulbs located a mile away. Each light bulb is emitting blue light. At this distance, the light bulbs are still too close together for you to distinguish them as separate bulbs. If they were emitting red light instead, would you have a better or worse chance of distinguishing them as separate bulbs?

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