Physics, asked by Anshikadeep, 7 months ago

4 . convex lens
v = 16 cm
u = 16 cm
f = ?
m = ?
p = ?

5. convex lens
v = 8 cm
u = 4 cm
f = ?
m = ?
p = ?​

Answers

Answered by afrozshaikh816991997
1

Answer:

5)Fromlensformulaeweget

f

1

=

v

1

u

1

f

1

+

u

1

=

v

1

Nowobjectdistancefromopticcentre=−8cm

andfocallength=10cm

v

1

=

10

1

8

1

v=−40cm

Explanation:

4)For a convex lens, a magnified image is obtained for three positions of object:

i. When object lies between f and 2f

ii. When object is at f

iii. When object lies between f and lens

Out of these positions, when object is at f, image will be formed at infinity and m=∞.

For other two positions m is not equal to ∞, therefore there is no other position for which m=∞ and given that m is equal for two positions of object i.e. object is not at f because we have no other position for m=∞.

Let in first position object lies between f and 2f.

Given: u=−16cm

From lens equation:

v=

u+f

uf

v=

−16+f

−16f

since f<u<2f, v will be +ive ,

hence, m=

−u

v

=

−16

(

−16+f

−16f

)

...................eq1

Let in second position object lies between f and lens.

Given: u=−8 cm

From lens equation:

v=

u+f

uf

v=

−8+f

−8f

since u<f, v will be -ive,

hence, m=

−u

−v

=

−8

−(

−8+f

−8f

)

.........................eq2

By eq1 and eq2:

−16

−16+f

−16f

=

−8

−(

−8+f

−8f

)

f=12 cm

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