Draw the ray tracing and calculate the di and m (magnification) for the following (h can...
Draw the ray tracing and calculate the di and m (magnification) for the following (h can be any height):
1) Convex lens, do = 9cm, f = 5cm
2) Concave lens, do = 15cm, f = -10cm
3) Concave mirror, do = 21cm, f = 5cm
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