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Lenses of focal lengths +60 mm & +20.8 mm are held 93.9 mm apart to make a makeshift microscope. A leaf of length 1.76 cm is placed 200 mm from the larger focal length lens. How large will the virtual image appear when viewed through the other lens? Answer in cm, and use + for upright and - for inverted.
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From thin lens formula:
Substitute the known value and determine the image distance for the objective lens.
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Since the image formed by the objective lens is 85.71 mm away from it. Thus, the object distance for the second lens be:
Rewrite the lens formula for the eyepiece.
Substitute the known values and solve.
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Now the formula for the magnification through the objective lens and eyepiece is:
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