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A building is 6m high, and it is 80m from a converging camera lens. If the camera forms an image which is 6 mm high, (a) What is the magnification? (b) How far must the camera f…

A building is 6m high, and it is 80m from a converging camera lens. If the camera forms an image which is 6 mm high, (a) What is the magnification? (b) How far must the camera f…
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A building is 6m high, and it is 80m from a converging camera lens. If the camera forms an image which is 6 mm high, (a) What is the magnification? (b) How far must the camera film be behind the lens for the image to be formed?

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Two aircrft pand qare flyingatthe same speed 300m the diraction along tothe diraction of the veloctiy

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