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RFF#35 – The word “lens” is derived from the Latin word for lentil (lens), because of its shape

Posted on July 16, 2013 by maryscourboutakos

Notice how the double convex shape of a lens resembles a lentil

Notice how the double convex shape of a lens resembles a lentil

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