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the red part, why?
Because the angles are small, so \(\dfrac{h'}{f_E}=\tan \theta_E \approx \theta_E\) and \(\dfrac{h}{f_O}=\tan \theta_O \approx \theta_O\)
ofcourse I know that! @Vincent-Lyon.Fr I am saying, "can't you see that its not the full triangle
Explain why thetaE=h(prime)/fE???
and also the denominator respectively!
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The triangles are here in green.
Cleared! You saved my day again @Vincent-Lyon.Fr Salute
Thank you so much @Vincent-Lyon.Fr
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