How to estimate the maximum diameter of the lenses

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Some of the first "microscopes" were really single-lens magnifying glasses made by Leeuwenhoek. These devices had magnifications as high as 200. Assume that these were made from a glass (n = 1.5) lens with two surfaces of equal curvature.

a) Find R.

b) Estimate the maximum diameter of these lenses.

Reference no: EM13336881

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