The lengths of three telescopes are LA = 455 mm, LB = 615 mm, and LC = 824 mm. The focal length of the eyepiece for each telescope is 3.00 mm. Find the angular magnification of each telescope.
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00 mm Angular magnification for telescope A = LA / focal length = 455 / 3 = 151.6 ** Show more…
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