Light! Lasers Speed of Light & Wavelengths Color Mirrors Lenses Diffraction Refraction History Solar Power Reflection Search Information This site was created for ThinkQuest '99 by Karolina, Ryan, and Elizabeth with coach Mr. Holcomb.
Lasers Speed of Light & Wavelengths Color Mirrors Lenses Diffraction Refraction History Solar Power Reflection Search Information This site was created for ThinkQuest '99 by Karolina, Ryan, and Elizabeth with coach Mr. Holcomb.
This site was created for ThinkQuest '99 by Karolina, Ryan, and Elizabeth with coach Mr. Holcomb.
1. Every lens has a focal point center point magnetic center
2. Which lens is most like a magnifying glass lens? convace convex concave
3. A focal point is where all light directed at that lens twists and turns where all light directed at that lens bends where all the light directed at that lens converges or diverges
4. The focal length is also referred to as FL F Foc. Len.
5. A concave lens is often used to correct nearsightedness farsightedness astigmatisms
6. All images produced by concave lenses are virtual, erect, and reduced erect, magnified, virtual inverted, reduced and virtual
7. What can be corrected by cementing two lenses together (one convex, one concave) into a single lens? wavelength abberation chormatic abberation lens abberation
8. Lenses can create both real and virtual images. yes no providing there is enough light
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