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The Badal principle of the focimeter states that the effective focal length of a lens can be determined by placing the lens in the path of a collimated beam of light and adjusting its position until the image of a distant object is focused at a specific point. By using a movable lens system, the distance at which the image is formed can be measured, allowing for accurate calculations of the lens's focal length. This principle is particularly useful in optical testing and measurement applications.

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