Chapter 35: Q. 8 (page 1016)
To focus parallel light rays to the smallest possible spot, should you use a lens with a small f-number or a large f-number? Explain.
Short Answer
smaller f-numbered lens
Chapter 35: Q. 8 (page 1016)
To focus parallel light rays to the smallest possible spot, should you use a lens with a small f-number or a large f-number? Explain.
smaller f-numbered lens
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