By increasing the aperture of the objective lens,how do the wavelength of light,the focal length of the objective lens,and the resolving power of an astronomical telescope change,respectively?

  • A
    is not affected,is not affected,increases.
  • B
    increases,decreases,is not affected.
  • C
    decreases,increases,is not affected.
  • D
    is not affected,decreases,increases.

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