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For the next two numbers, complete the table of the missing information. Part 1. Determination of Focal length Object distance (cm) 30.0 50.0 Image distance (cm) 15.0 (37) Focal length (cm) (38)

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E112: Thin Lenses
For the next two numbers, complete the table
of the missing information.
Part 1. Determination of Focal length
Object distance (cm)
30.0
50.0
Image distance (cm)
15.0
(37)
Focal length (cm)
(38)
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