Physics, asked by Ammuu143, 10 months ago

A compound microscope has a magnifing
power of 100 when the image is formed
at infinity. The objective has a tocal length
of 0.5cm and the tubelength is 6.5cm..
Then the focal length of the eyepiece is?

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Answered by Anonymous
7

Answer:

{\bf{\green{For}}}{\bf{\red{the}}}{\bf{\blue{given}}}{\bf{\pink{compound }}}{\bf{\green{microscope, }}}{\bf{\orange{Focal length=0.5cm}}},{\bf{\blue{tube length =6.5cm}}},

{\bf{\red{magnifying power }}} {\bf{\green{=100}}}

{\bf{\pink{since, }}}{\bf{\blue{the}}}{\bf{\red{image }}}{\bf{\blue{is}}}  {\bf{\pink{formed }}}{\bf{\green{at}}}{\bf{\orange{infinity }}}{\bf{\blue{, the}}}{\bf{\red{real}}}{\bf{\green{image}}}{\bf{\pink{produced}}}{\bf{\blue{by}}} {\bf{\green{objective }}} {\bf{\red{lens}}}{\bf{\blue{should }}}{\bf{\pink{lie}}}{\bf{\green{on}}}{\bf{\orange{the}}}{\bf{\blue{focus }}}{\bf{\red{of}}}{\bf{\green{the}}}{\bf{\pink{eye}}}{\bf{\blue{piece.}}}

So,

{\bf{\red{=>Vo+fe=6.5cm.. EQ1}}}

{\bf{\blue{magnifying power}}} {\bf{\pink{=Vo/uo×D/fe}}}{\bf{\green{(for}}}{\bf{\orange{normal}}}{\bf{\blue{adjustment) }}}

{\bf{\red{=>m=-[1-vo/fo]D/fe }}}{\bf{\green{(since;}}}{\bf{\pink{vo/uo=1-vo/fo) }}}

{\bf{\blue{=>100=-[1-vo/0.5]25/fe}}} {\bf{\green{(since;D=25cm)}}}

{\bf{\red{=>100fe=(-1+vo/0.5)25}}}

{\bf{\blue{=>4fe=(-1+vo/0.5)}}}

{\bf{\pink{=>2fe=-0.5+vo}}}

{\bf{\green{=>2fe-vo=-0.5...EQ2}}}

{\bf{\orange{adding EQ1 and EQ2}}}

{\bf{\blue{=>vo+fe+2fe-vo=6.5-0.5}}}

{\bf{\red{=>3fe=6}}}

{\bf{\green{=>fe=6/3}}}

{\bf{\pink{=>fe=2cm}}}

{\bf{\blue{sub,}}}{\bf{\red{fe=2cm}}}{\bf{\blue{in}}}{\bf{\pink{EQ1}}}

{\bf{\green{then,}}}

{\bf{\orange{=>vo+2cm=6.5}}}

{\bf{\blue{=>vo=6.5-2cm}}}

{\bf{\red{=>Vo=4.5cm}}}

{\bf{\green{so}}}{\bf{\pink{the}}}{\bf{\blue{focal}}} {\bf{\green{length }}}{\bf{\red{of}}}{\bf{\blue{eye}}}{\bf{\pink{piece }}}{\bf{\green{fe}}}{\bf{\orange{=}}}{\bf{\blue{2cm}}}

Answered by Anonymous
0

Avnakka nene draw chesa.........

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