An object with a height of 4.48mm is a distance of 25.7 cm to the left of lens f1 with a focal length of -24.7 cm. At a distance of 79cmto the right of lens f1 is lens fz with a focal length of 33cm. Determine the magnitude of the height, hi, of the final image (in mm). Check correct answer and show all work An object with a height of 4.48mm is a distance of 25.7 cm to the left of lensf1 with a focal length of -24.7cm. At a distance of 79 cmto the right of lens fiis lens f2 with a focal length of 33cm. Determine the magnitude of theheight, hi, of the final image (in mm).You Answered0.123Correct Answer1.2365 margin of error +/- 1%

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An object with a height of 4.48mm is a distance of 25.7 cm to the left of lens f1 with a focal length of -24.7cm. At a distance of 79 cmto the right of lens fi is lens f2 with a focal length of 33cm. Determine the magnitude of the height, hi, of the final image (in mm). You Answered 0.123 Correct Answer 1.2365 margin of error +/- 1%

An object with a height of 4.48mm is a distance of 25.7 cm to the left of lens f1 with a focal length of -24.7cm. At a distance of 79 cmto the right of lens fi is lens f2 with a focal length of 33cm. Determine the magnitude of the height, hi, of the final image (in mm). You Answered 0.123 Correct Answer 1.2365 margin of error +/- 1%

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter38: Refraction And Images Formed By Refraction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 115PQ: The magnification of an upright image that is 34.0 cm away from its object is 0.400. What type of...

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