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Calculate the focal length of a convex lens of crown glass of dispersive power 0.012 and concave lens of dispersive power 0.020 that from an achromatic coverging combination of focal length 0.3 m when placed in contact.

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12 cm for convex lens, 20 cm for concave lens
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