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Magnification (lens)

m = v/u

Where: m = mass (kg), u = initial velocity (m/s), v = final velocity / speed (m/s)

Solved example

Given: u = 7, v = 5
Find: m (mass (kg))

  1. Formula: m = v/u
  2. Substitute the values: m = 5/7
  3. Result: m = 0.714286

Answer: m = 0.714286

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How to calculate Magnification (lens)

  1. Write down the formula: m = v/u.
  2. Note the known values (u, v).
  3. Substitute them and simplify to find m.
  4. Use the calculator above to solve for any letter.

Frequently asked questions

What is the formula for Magnification (lens)?

The formula is m = v/u, where m = mass (kg), u = initial velocity (m/s), v = final velocity / speed (m/s).

What is Magnification (lens) when u = 7, v = 5?

m = 0.714286. Substitute the values into m = v/u and simplify.

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