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1) What is the total magnification of a refracting telescope having an objective and eyepiece lens...

1) What is the total magnification of a refracting telescope having an objective and eyepiece lens of focal lengths 30.0 cm and 0.40 cm respectively?

2) If the focal lengths of both the objective lens and the eyepiece were doubled in a compound microscope, what would be the change in the magnification?

3)

If you wish to look at Mars or any planet with a telescope, what sort of objective lens and eyepiece lens should you use?

  • A.

    Objective long focal length, & eyepiece lens with shorter focal length

  • B.

    Objective lens long focal length, & eyepiece lens even longer focal length

  • C.

    Objective lens short focal length, & an eyepiece with longer focal length

  • D.

    Objective lens with short focal length, & and eyepiece even shorter focal length

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