Suppose we have a focal length of 25mm. What minimum object distance is considered to be an "infinite" distance away?
A. 2.5m
B.2.5mm
C. 0.25m
D. 2.5cm
2.5 cm
25mm=2.5 cm
If the object is at infintiy, image will be formed at focal length of the lens
Then from lens formul 1/f=1/u+1/v
f=2.5cm
v=2.5cm
u=infinity
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