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The objective lens of an astronomical telescope forms an image of a
distant object at the focal point of the eyepiece, which has a
focal length of 7.2 cm. If the two lenses are44.3 cm apart, what is
the angular magnification?
L = fo + fe = 44.3
fe = 7.2 cm
fo = 44.3-7.2
fo = 37.1 cm
angular magnification m = fo/fe = 37.1/7.2 = 5.15
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