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The approximate method for finding the focal length is recommended as a starting point for this experiment. The approximate method is described in the Appendix.
A microscope lamp makes a very suitable strong light source that can be used in daylight. Cover the glass of the lamp with a piece of tracing paper. The tracing paper can be attached with some bluetack. Use 'peel-and-stick' letters to create an 'object' on the tracing paper. If the 'object' is a simple three-letter word then the inversion of the image will be obvious.
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