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Part A Which are the components of a typical refracting telescope? 1.convex object and eyepiece 2. concave object and...

Part A Which are the components of a typical refracting telescope? 1.convex object and eyepiece 2. concave object and convex eyepiece 3. covex object and concave eyepiece Part B Which of the following best decribes the object being viewed by the telescope? 1. object slightly outside focal length of objective 2. object slightly inside focal length of objective 3. objective essentially infinitely far away Part C The location of the object to be viewed far away results in what sort of image? 1. image outside focal length of objective 2. image inside focal length of objective 3. image at focal point of the objective
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Refracting telescope is a combinaion of lenses. The components are convex object and convex eyepiece The objective essentiall

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A)convex object and eyepiece,,,,,,,,,,,B)objective essentially infinitely far away,,,,,,,C)image at focal point of the objective
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