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Lenses are constructed by a material of refractive index 1.50. The magnitude of the radii of curvature are 20 cm and 30 cm. Find the focal lengths of the possible lenses with the above specifications.

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Answered by prmkulk1978
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Given :

The possibel cases are as follows:

R1=20cm

'R2= 30cm

n=1.5

Lens makers fromula :

1/f= (n-1) [1/R1-1/R2]

For Double Convex lens :

R1=+20cm R2= - 30cm

1/f= (1.5-1)[1/20+1/30]

=0.5 x [ 3+2/60]

=0.5 x 5/60

= 5x5/ 10 x 60

=1/24

f= 24cm

For Double concave lens :

R1= - 20cm R2=+30cm

1/f =(1.5-1)[-1/20 -1/30]

=0.5x [ -3-2/60]

f= -24cm

For Concave Convex :

R1= +20cm

R2= +30

1/f= 0.5[ 1/20-1/30]

= 0.5 x [ 3-2/60]

=5/10x60

f= 120cm

For concave concave lens :

R1= -20cm

R2= - 30cm

1/f = 0.5x[ -1/20+1/30]

= 0.5 [ -3+2/60]

f= -1 20cm


Answered by Anonymous
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respective focal lengths are..

F1 = +24cm(double convex)
F2= -24cm(double concave)
F3= 120cm(concave concave)
F4= -120cm(concave convex)...

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