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DescriptionTwoRaysLens.svg |
English: Optics assignment: The figure shows two light rays coming from a source; the rays are refracted by a lens. Determine by construction the focal points of this lens. There are two ways of doing this, describe both. |
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Author | Pieter Kuiper | |||
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Short title | Lens problem with two light rays |
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