Microscope - Low Power
Focal Length of Lens: 20 mm; Object Distance: 40 mm; Image Distance: 40 mm
Magnification (using object and image distance): 1; Magnification (using focal length and object distance): 1
Calculates the magnification power of a lens based on focal length or object/image distances.
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Focal Length of Lens: 20 mm; Object Distance: 40 mm; Image Distance: 40 mm
Magnification (using object and image distance): 1; Magnification (using focal length and object distance): 1
Focal Length of Lens: 10 mm; Object Distance: 15 mm; Image Distance: 30 mm
Magnification (using object and image distance): 2; Magnification (using focal length and object distance): 2
Focal Length of Lens: 24 mm; Object Distance: 1,000 mm; Image Distance: 25 mm
Magnification (using object and image distance): 0.025; Magnification (using focal length and object distance): 0.02459016393
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