Geometric Optics A: Single Convex Lens Under what conditions is the magnification less than one, greater...

Geometric Optics

A: Single Convex Lens

Under what conditions is the magnification less than one, greater than one?
What is the image distance when the object distance is twice the focal length? What is the magnification?
Using the thin lens formula, explain why 1/(vertical intercept) is (or should be) the focal length of the lens?

B: Lens Combination

Is the final image inverted or upright?
What happens to the virtual image as you move the eyepiece further from and closer to the objective’s image?

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