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What do you mean by combined focal length?

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The reciprocal of combined focal length is equal to the sum of the reciprocals of focal lengths of number of all lenses placed together.
`therefore 1/f=(1)/(f_2)+1/(f_2)` where f-combined focal length
`f_1` - focal length of `1^(st)` lens,
`f_2` focal length of `2^(nd)` lens.
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