Compute the focal length of the lens

Reference no: EM13682104

A single lens is used to cast an image on a screen that is 60 centimeter from the lens. The image is three times the size of the object.

A) Compute the focal length of the lens?

B) Construct a ray trace to verify your calculations.

Reference no: EM13682104

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