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combination of two convex lenses works always as​

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Answered by Vanshikadream
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Anytime we use a combination of lenses, the final magnification of the system of lenses is equal to the product of the individual magnifications. Suppose we have a combination of two convex lenses. As we see in this lecture, the image formed by the first lens serves as the object for the second lens.

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Anytime we use a combination of lenses, the final magnification of the system of lenses is equal to the product of the individual magnifications. Suppose we have a combination of two convex lenses. As we see in this lecture, the image formed by the first lens serves as the object for the second lens.

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