Two thin lenses whose powers are +2D and –4D respectively combine… - Vidyadip

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Two thin lenses whose powers are +2D and –4D respectively combine, then the power of combination is(a) – 2D(b) + 2D(c) – 4D (d) + 4D

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(a) – 2D

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