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311, Physics Fall 2008 HOMEWORK SET 3 Due September 23, Tuesday 3.1 3.4 Chap 6, Questions 24, 26, 32, 36; 3.5 A telescope with an objective focal length of f1, and an eyepiece focal length f2. of The objective and the eyepiece are separated by the sum of their focal lengths f1+f2. Prove that the angular magnification of the telescope is given by f1/f2. 3.6 Chap 7, Question 24.
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HOMEWORK SET 3 Due September 23, Tuesday
3.1 3.4 Chap 6, Questions 24, 26, 32, 36; 3.5 A telescope with an objective focal length of f1, and an eyepiece focal length f2. of The objective and the eyepiece are separated by the sum of their focal lengths f1+f2. Prove that the angular...
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