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In our thin lenses experiment, we determined focal length by measuring it directly with a distant...

In our thin lenses experiment, we determined focal length by measuring it directly with a distant object, from the x-intercept, and y-intercept from the graph of 1/di (yaxis) vs 1/do(xaxis). Our three values were similar, but varied. What would account for this variation?

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