A diverging lens of focal length F is cut into two identical parts , each forming a plano concave lens. What is the focal length of each part?
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lens is diverging , it means concave lens
F = - R/2( u -1) --------(1)
where R is radius of curvature of lens , u is refractive index of lens with respect to medium .
if we cut ,then each part wil be plano-concave lens.
1/f = ( u -1){ 1/R1 - R2}
For plano-concave lens
R1 = ∞
R2 = R
1/f = ( u -1){ 1/∞ - 1/R}
1/f = -( u -1)/R
f = -R/( u -1)
from equation (1)
f = 2F
hence , focal length of plano -concave lens will be double of concave lens
e .g f = 2F
F = - R/2( u -1) --------(1)
where R is radius of curvature of lens , u is refractive index of lens with respect to medium .
if we cut ,then each part wil be plano-concave lens.
1/f = ( u -1){ 1/R1 - R2}
For plano-concave lens
R1 = ∞
R2 = R
1/f = ( u -1){ 1/∞ - 1/R}
1/f = -( u -1)/R
f = -R/( u -1)
from equation (1)
f = 2F
hence , focal length of plano -concave lens will be double of concave lens
e .g f = 2F
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