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GenaCL600
7 days ago
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Which shows the correct lens equation? The inverse of f equals the inverse of d Subscript o Baseline times the inverse of d Subs

cript I Baseline. The inverse of f equals StartFraction d Subscript o over d Subscript I Baseline EndFraction plus StartFraction d Subscript I Baseline over d Subscript o Baseline EndFraction. The inverse of f equals the inverse of d Subscript o Baseline minus the inverse of d Subscript I Baseline. The inverse of f equals the inverse of d Subscript o Baseline plus the inverse of d Subscript I Baseline.

Physics
2 answers:
inna [2.7K]7 days ago
6 0
The inverse of f is computed as the sum of the inverse of d Subscript o Baseline and the inverse of d Subscript I Baseline.
inna [2.7K]7 days ago
6 0
Explanation:
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