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For each of the following 1.Thin Concave Lens 2.Thin Convex Lens Draw the 2 Ray Diagrams for each of the above with each object having the foci at length (f = 1) and an object at 3f and at ½f .

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Chapter25: Optical Instruments

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Problem 13P: An individual is nearsighted; his near point is 18.0 cm and his far point is 50.0 cm. (a) What lens...

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For each of the following

1.Thin Concave Lens

2.Thin Convex Lens

Draw the 2 Ray Diagrams for each of the above with each object having the foci at length (f = 1) and an object at 3f and at ½f .

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