Single lensf₁ = 55 mmradius of circle,h. =__20Objectdistances (mm)xfx1.5 82.5mm8.25cm110mmx2.5 1375mmx2.011cm13.75cmx3.0 45nm16,5cmTemal ono eseccalculatedimagedistancep (mm)165mm 145mm10.160.150m110mmmm 2cm92,7mm2.85cm115cm 154 cm82.5mmmeasuredimagep (mm)28.5mm0.7cmIcm0.7cm8.257cm 4.7cm 0.5cm19.2 cm 4,25cmCanolig tol ouP= ofS-fbianoobásit schol ésheight imageh; (mm)no = 2cm20mmMhi/hoHow does your measure values of the image distance p, compare to the calculated value?lauq bas gt 7)0819 tisqueda a litnu anal sl thenot ad(mm)(mm)-0.35cm -0.35cm0.18How does the two different methods to determine magnification compare? |What significance does the negative sign give to a value for magnification? dared valuesM-(p/s)0.5cm0.5cm0.35cm 0,31cm0.25cm 0.28cmInto

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