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Focal Length of Mirror - Optics and Modern Physics - Solved Past Paper, Exams of Physics

This is the Solved Past Paper of Optics and Modern Physics which includes Transparent Sphere of Index, Principle Points, Transform Matrix, Ray Incident, Total Internal Reflection, Index of Refraction etc. Key important points are: Focal Length of Mirror, Double-Slit Experiment, Adjacent Bright Fringes, Incident Beam Intensity, Initial Polarization, Gravity-Free Environment, Momentum of Photon, Threshold Wavelength

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