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How to determine experimentally the magnification produced by a two-lens system?

How to determine experimentally the magnification produced by a two-lens system?

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To determine the image distance, the lens equation can be used two times. Apply lens equation to first lens and obtain the image distance d. Simultaneously find the magnification m1.Now this image of first lens will act as the object for the another lens. Now apply the lens equation for the second time and obtain the image distance.Obtain the magnification m2.

To obtain the net magnification , multiply both magnification produced due to first and the second lens.

mnet=m1.m2

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