Physics, asked by ARSHID, 1 year ago

what is longitudinal magnification

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Answered by dainvincible1

the ratio of image length to the object length in terms of planes is called longitudinal magnification...it is also denoted by the factor by which an image increases in size ..
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Answered by utpalkant

ratio of hight of image to object which is measured above of princeple axis or down of princeple axis

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