Compute the distance between the image and second lens

Reference no: EM13664207

A 2.4 centimeter tall object is 30 centimeter to the left of a lens with a focal length of 15 centimeter. A second lens with a focal length of 48 centimeter is 62centimeter to the right of the first lens.

a. Compute the distance between the image and second lens.

b. Compute the image height.

Reference no: EM13664207

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