The Linear Magnification Of A Lens Is 2.5. What Do You Mean By The Statement? - ConceptEra

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The linear magnification of a lens is 2.5. What do you mean by the statement?

Solution

For the lens, m = 2.5 means that the size of the image produced is 2.5 times the size of the object for the particular location of the object.

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