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   	Optical devices generally have their magnification specified as nX;   
   e.g. 10X, meaning that the magnification produces an image that is ten   
   times larger than the original.   
   	Yet, when one looks through a "10X" binocular with one eye and without   
   with the other eye, and then overlaps the two images, one sees about a   
   2-3 times larger image.   
   	Why?   
      
      
   	Laurie	   
      
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