Focal Length: Understanding the Basics of Conceptual Physics

  • Thread starter Llibby
  • Start date
In summary, focal length is a fundamental concept in conceptual physics that refers to the distance between a lens and its focal point. It is a critical factor in understanding how lenses and mirrors work, as it determines the size and clarity of the image produced. Focal length is measured in millimeters and can vary depending on the type of lens or mirror used. Understanding focal length is essential in understanding the principles of light and optics, and it is a crucial concept in fields such as photography, astronomy, and microscopy.
  • #1
Llibby
Struggling...but willing. Conceptual Physics.:bike:
 
Physics news on Phys.org
  • #2
Llibby said:
Struggling...but willing. Conceptual Physics.:bike:
Welcome to the PF :smile:

If you have technical questions, post in the appropriate sub-forum and post as much information as you know. That would include links to any reading you have been doing, and your thoughts on anything that is confusing you.

If your question is about schoolwork, it goes in the Homework Help forums, and you fill out the Homework Help Template that you are provided there. :smile:
 
Back
Top