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The lens and mirror equation is the same for both lenses and mirrors except that it uses a positive focal length for lenses and a negative focal length for mirrors. O True O Fal…

The lens and mirror equation is the same for both lenses and mirrors except that it uses a positive focal length for lenses and a negative focal length for mirrors. O True O Fal…
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The lens and mirror equation is the same for both lenses and mirrors except that it uses a positive focal length for lenses and a negative focal length for mirrors.

O True
O False

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User Sino
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False, Other guy is wrong

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation is not the same

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