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Two convex lenses of focal length `0.01` , and `0.06` m, respectively are arranged to from a microscope. A small object is placed `0.012` m from object glass. If the image seen appears to be `0.25`m from the eye-piece, what is the distance between the object glass and eye-piece?

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`0.1084m`
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