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Mckenzie Wilkerson
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13 June, 00:30
Defination of centre of curvature of a lens.
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Payten Petty
13 June, 00:34
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The centre of sphere of part of which a lens is formed is called the centre of curvature of the lens.
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Nathan Copeland
13 June, 00:45
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Hi is the definition of this
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