Physics, asked by kaus11, 1 year ago

a concave lens has focal length of a 20 cm.At what distance from the lens a 5cm tall object is placed so that it form a image at 15 cm from lens? Also calculate the image formed.

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Answered by diyabiju54
1
 F = 20 cm 
 h = 5 cm
 v = 15 cm
we know 
 1/F = 1/V - 1/U
 1/20 = 1/15 -1/U
 1/U =1/15 - 1/20 
  I think so this is the way for doing this 
rest you can complete 
after  getting u 
m = h'/h =v/u
h'= v/u * h 
whre h' is the hight of image  



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Answered by danieljosephpauly
1

ExplanatioAccording to the question,

Image distance, v=−15 cm (negative due to convex lens)

Focal length, f=−20 cm

Let the object distance be u.

By lens formula:

v

1

−  

u

1

=  

f

1

 

[4pt]

⇒  

−15 cm

1

−  

u

1

=  

−20 cm

1

 

[4pt]

⇒  

u

1

=  

20 cm

1

+  

−15 cm

1

 

[4pt]

⇒  

u

1

=  

60 cm

3−4

=  

60 cm

−1

 

[4pt]

⇒u=−60 cm

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

Now,

Height of object, h  

1

=5cm

Magnification, m=  

h  

1

 

h  

2

 

=  

u

v

 

Putting value of v and u:

Magnification, m=  

5 cm

h  

2

 

=  

−60 cm

−15 cm

 

⇒  

5 cm

h  

2

 

=  

4

1

 

⇒h  

2

=  

4

5 cm

=1.25 cm

Thus, the height of the image is 1.25 cm and the positive sign means the image is virtual and erect.n:

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