Concave-convex lens 1 combination (in contact)Fill in the mssing data in the table and box all the final answers. Distance of object from the lenses (cm)Distance of image from the lenses (cm)Equivalent focal length of the lenses (cm)Calculated magnification of the image (compared to the original object)Measured magnification of final image (compared to the original object)Experimental focal length of the concave lens (cm)Theoretical focal length of the concave lens (cm)Percent Deviation (%)30.8021.50-0.778-15.00

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Concave-convex lens 1 combination (in contact)

Fill in the mssing data in the table and box all the final answers.

Distance of object from the lenses (cm)
Distance of image from the lenses (cm)
Equivalent focal length of the lenses (cm)
Calculated magnification of the image (compared to the original object)
Measured magnification of final image (compared to the original object)
Experimental focal length of the concave lens (cm)
Theoretical focal length of the concave lens (cm)
Percent Deviation (%)
30.80
21.50
-0.778
-15.00

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