The Focal Point of a Lens Is Determined by

question 59

Multiple Choice

The focal point of a lens is determined by

• A) the shape of the two surfaces of the lens.
• B) the index of refraction of the lens material.
• C) only the shape if you have a negative lens, otherwise only the index of refraction.
• D) both shape and index of refraction.

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A suggested set of measures, items, or conditions put forward for consideration or acceptance.

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