In telescopes we use eye-piece which has focal length

Correct answer: B. Very small

  • A. Very large
  • B. Very small
  • C. Variable
  • D. Moderate

Explanation

The correct answer is Very small. Telescopes use eye-pieces with very small focal lengths to maximize magnification, allowing observers to see distant objects more clearly. Option A is incorrect because a large focal length results in lower magnification, not suitable for telescopes. Option C is misleading since while some telescopes may offer variability, the primary function relies on small focal lengths. Option D is incorrect because a moderate focal length does not provide the high magnification needed for effective telescopic observation.

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