Chapter 31: Problem 52
An object is placed two focal lengths from a diverging lens. (a) What type of image forms, (b) what's the magnification, and (c) where is the image?
Chapter 31: Problem 52
An object is placed two focal lengths from a diverging lens. (a) What type of image forms, (b) what's the magnification, and (c) where is the image?
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