f₁ = 55 mm radius of circle ,ho Object by distance s (mm) xf x1.5 x2.010 mm 11cm 13.75cm x2.5 1375mm тор x3.0 45nm = 165mm 165mm 8.25cm 101615cm 110mm 16,5cm 20 calculated to image distance p (mm) mm 92.7mm 82.5mm 2cm measured image p (mm) 28.5mm 2.85cm 115cm 54 cm 19.2cm 4,25m 8.2570m 4.7cm P= Sf S-f height image h; (mm) 0.7cm ho = 000 M hi / ho 201 2cm 20mm M -(p/s) (mm) (mm) -0.35cm -0.35cm

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