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Answered by sami91
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☢The relation between distance of object, distance of image and focal length for a lens is called lens formula.

1v−1u=1f

☢The ratio of height of image and that of object or ratio of distance of image and distance of object gives magnification. It is generally denoted by ‘m’.

m= Height of image h’/ Height of object h

m=Height of image h’/Height of object h

=Distance of image v/Distance of object u



☢The power of a lens is reciprocal of the focal length.

Power P=1/Focal length

f/Power

P=1/Focal length f

Or, P=1/fP=1/f

The SI unit of Power of lens is dioptre and it is denoted by ‘D’.


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Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate....

here's the answer...

The relation between distance of object, distance of image and focal length for a lens is called lens formula.

1v−1u=1f

1v-1u=1f

Where, v is the distance of image, u is the distance of object, and f is the focal length of lens. Distance of object and image is measure from the optical centre of the lens. The sign for distance is given as per convention.

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