Physics, asked by Anonymous, 10 months ago

Relation between focal length and Power or lens having one side silvered
(with proper sign convention)

Please don't drive formula...explain me relation only.

as in case of lens p = 1/f but

in silvered lens we use
P = -1/f (why?)

EXPLAIN PROPERLY OTHERWISE REPORTED !​

Answers

Answered by itzIntrovert
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★ Silvering of lens:-

For equiconvex lens, Plano-convex Lens and Plano-concave lens(where spherical part is silvered):-

P net = 2PL. + Pm

it means net power = twice the sum of power of lens + power of mirror.

[ As, you know Pm = -1/f]

so, net power = - 1/f

For plano-convex Lens (where plane part is silvered):-

Pm (power of mirror )=0

so, P net = 1/f

Happy to help!

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Answered by dhayadon
0

Explanation:

Heya!

Silvering of lens:

1)For equiconvex lens, Plano-convex Lens and Plano-concave lens(where spherical part is silvered):-

P net = 2PL. + Pm

→ it means net power = twice the sum of power of lens + power of mirror.

[ As, you know Pm = -1/f]

so, net power = - 1/f

2)For plano-convex Lens (where plane part is silvered):

→ Pm (power of mirror )=0

so, P net = 1/f

Hope it helps!

:)

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