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ernestentezi | 20:17 Mon 13th Apr 2020 | Science
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explain why images formed by magnifying glasses are free from chromatic abberation.
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Avatar Image woofgang
because they do their own homework
20:31 Mon 13th Apr 2020
Avatar Image Old_Geezer
It's because they're made properly.
20:32 Mon 13th Apr 2020
Avatar Image EDDIE51
They are only free if the glass they are made from is perfect clear optical glass ! (which is rare!)
Sorry , but your Question does not make sence !
You need to ask your teacher for more detail !!
20:36 Mon 13th Apr 2020
Avatar Image Peter Pedant
Magnification is not great enough and so the aberration which is present is not detectable by the human eye
20:38 Mon 13th Apr 2020
Avatar Image Tuvok
Why not ask Uncle Google, who will point you to Aunty Wikipedia

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromatic_aberration
22:21 Mon 13th Apr 2020
Avatar Image mibn2cweus
False. Chromatic aberration is inherent in refraction.
06:10 Tue 14th Apr 2020
Avatar Image waterboatman
Do your own homework. Do your research.
06:12 Tue 14th Apr 2020

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