Physics, asked by okboomerfoff, 4 months ago

A Concave lens has focal lenght of 20cm. At what distance from the lens a 5cm tall object object be placed so that it forms an image at 15cm from the lens? Also Calculate the size of image and define its nature.​

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Answered by kakarlanikhil108
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Given that,

  • Image distance =(v) = -15 cm  [ Negative due to concave lens  ]
  • Focal length = (f) = -20cm [ Negative due to concave lens ]
  • Let image distance be u.

we know the lens formula,

⇒ 1/v-1/u = 1/f

⇒ 1/-15 cm-1/u = 1/-20cm

⇒ 1/u = 1/20 cm-1/-15 cm [ taking LCM and solving it we get the follow ]

⇒ 1/u = 3-4/60 cm

⇒ 1/u = -1/60cm

⇒ - u = 60 cm

⇒ u = -60 cm

Therefore, the object is placed 60 cm away from the concave lens on the same as image.

Then,

  • Height of the image (h1) = 5 cm
  • Height of the image (h2) = ?
  • We know the magnification formula,
  • Magnification be m say

⇒ M = h2/h1 = v/u

  • Substitute v & u value in the equation we get,

⇒ m = h2/5cm = -15cm/-60cm

⇒ m = h2/5cm = 1/4 cm

⇒ m = 4×h2 = 5×1

⇒ m = h2 = 5cm/4

⇒ m = h2 = +1.25 cm.

Therefore, the height of the image is +1.25cm [ positive sign shows that the image is virtual and erect ]

Hope this helps you.

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