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a 2 meters tall person is located 5 meters from a camera lens (camera lens are convex lenses). the lens has a focal length of 35

millimeters. do not forget to convert millimeters to meters before subbing into the equation. find the distance where the image would appear.

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ki77a [65]3 years ago

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Sorry that you got your answer late but the answer is 0.035m

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