An object is placed at 20cm from
the concave mirror whose radius
of curvature is 80cm. Calculate the
image distance and focal length of
the concave mirror.
Answers
Solution:-
Given
=> object distance ( u ) = 20 cm
=> Radius of curvature ( R ) = 80cm
Formula to find focal length ( f )
=> f = R/2
=> f = 80 / 2
=> f = 40 cm
As we know that in concave mirror focal length is always negative so f = - 40cm
Now we have to find image distance ( v )
Formula
=> 1/f = 1/v + 1/u
So using sign convention object distance is opposite to Incident ray so u = - 20 cm
Now
=> - 1/40 = 1/v - 1/20
=> 1/v = -1/40 + 1/20
=> 1/v = (- 1 + 2)/40
=> 1/v = 1 /40
=> v = 40 cm
So we get v = 40 cm so image form behind the mirror 40 cm from principal axis
=> Nature of image:- virtual and erect
Explanation:
Given :
⇒Tanθ = 20/21
To Find
⇒(1-Sinθ + Cosθ)/(1+Sinθ+Cosθ)
First of all We have to find Sinθ and Cosθ
So take
⇒Tanθ = 20/21 = Perpendicular(p)/Base(b)
We get
⇒Perpendicular = 20 , Base(b) = 21 and Hypotenuse(h) = h
Using Pythagoras theorem
⇒h² = p² + b²
⇒h² = (20)² + (21)²
⇒h² = 400 + 441
⇒h² = 841
⇒h = √(841)
⇒h = 29
We get
⇒Perpendicular = 20 , Base(b) = 21 and Hypotenuse(h) = 29
Then
⇒Sinθ = P/h and Cosθ = b/h
⇒Sinθ = 20/29 and Cosθ = 21/29
Now Put the value on
⇒(1-Sinθ + Cosθ)/(1+Sinθ+Cosθ)
⇒(1-20/29 + 21/29)/(1+20/29 + 21/29)
⇒{(29-20+21)/29}/{29+20+21)/29}
⇒{(50 - 20)/29}/{(50+20)/29}
⇒(30/29)/(70/29)
⇒30/29 ×29/70
⇒30/70
⇒3/7
Answer = 3/7
Solution:-
Given
=> object distance ( u ) = 20 cm
=> Radius of curvature ( R ) = 80cm
Formula to find focal length ( f )
=> f = R/2
=> f = 80 / 2
=> f = 40 cm
As we know that in concave mirror focal length is always negative so f = - 40cm
Now we have to find image distance ( v )
Formula
=> 1/f = 1/v + 1/u
So using sign convention object distance is opposite to Incident ray so u = - 20 cm
Now
=> - 1/40 = 1/v - 1/20
=> 1/v = -1/40 + 1/20
=> 1/v = (- 1 + 2)/40
=> 1/v = 1 /40
=> v = 40 cm
So we get v = 40 cm so image form behind the mirror 40 cm from principal axis
=> Nature of image:- virtual and erect