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What is thef-numberof a lens with a 35mmfocal length and a7.0mmdiameter aperture?

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The value of fnumberis 5.0mm.

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01

Given information

We have given,

Focal length = 35mm

Diameter of aperture = 7mm

we have to find the fnumberof the lens.

02

Simplify

Thefnumberis defined as the ratio between the focal length role="math" localid="1649843050408" 35mmand the diameter of the aperture is role="math" localid="1649843057651" 7mm.

fnumber=fD

role="math" localid="1649843089488" fnumber=35mm7mm

fnumber=5mm

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