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Focal Length: cm-1 Conversion | 0.0759cm-1
Oh, right :redface: So, 1/0.0759 = 13.18cm Sorry for my dumb questions, but it's the first time I'm doing this so I'm pretty much confused :blushing:
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Feb 25, 2008
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Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Focal Length: cm-1 Conversion | 0.0759cm-1
Hmm, so if that is 1/f then f would be the inverse of that? So it would be 0.0759cm? =o
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Feb 25, 2008
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Focal Length: cm-1 Conversion | 0.0759cm-1
I am doing an assignment for school about the focal length of a concave mirror. I found that the focal length for the mirror was 0.0759cm-1 But, how much is that really in terms of cm? So basically, 0.0759cm-1 = ?cm Thanks ;D
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