A convex lens of focal length 25cm and a concave lens of focal length 10cm are placed in close contact with each other. Calculate the focal length of this combination. is it a converging or diverging lens?
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Answer:Given
f1 = 25cm (Focal length of convex lens is positive)
⇒ f1 = 0.25m (1m = 100cm)
P (in dioptre) =
⇒ Power of convex lens,(F=25 cm) P1 =
⇒ P1 =
∴ P1 = 4D
f2 = -10cm (Focal length of concave lens is negative)
⇒ f2 = -0.1m (1m = 100cm)
⇒ Power of the concave lens(F=10 cm), P2 =
⇒ P2 =
∴ P2 = -10D.
Power of combination = P1 + P2.
P = 4D – 10D = -6D.
Lens power of the combination is -6D. Since it is negative therefore the new lens will behave like concave lens having a focal length of 16.6cm.
Answer:
→ FOCAL LENGTH OF COMBINATION ( F ) = [ - 50 / 3 ] cm ←
♒ Nature Of Combination Of Lens = DIVERGING LENS ≈ [ Concave Lens ]
Explanation:
★ RAY OPTICS ★
★ ★ COMBINATION OF LENSES ★ ★
★ GIVEN ;
» Focal length of Convex Lens ( F¹ ) = 25 cm
» Focal length of Concave Lens ( F² ) =-10 cm
★ Focal length of Combination ( F )= ???
______ [ BY USING FORMULA ] _________
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★ 1 / F = 1 / 25 + 1 / -10
» 1 / F = [ ( -10 )+ 25 ] / 25 × ( -10 )
» F = -250 / 15
⏩ » F = [ - 50 / 3 cm ] « ⏪
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ANSWER :- FOCAL LENGTH OF COMBINATION OF LENSES IS ;
[ ★ F = - 50 / 3 cm ★ ]
♣ HENCE ; NATURE OF COMBINATION OF LENS IS "" DIVERGING "" .
» BECAUSE FOCAL LENGTH IS [ NEGATIVE ] .