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Suggest an experiment to find out the focal length of the lens.if you have a lens.

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Answered by vineet9900
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Explanation:

To determine the focal length by an auxillary plane mirror method :

If we are given a vertical stand , a plane mirror , a lens and a pin

WE CAN PROCEED AS FOLLOWS :

i. Place the lens L on the plane mirror M M' Kept on the horizontal surface of the vertical stand and arrange the pin P horizontally in the clamp

so that its tip is vertically above the centre O of the lens L as shown in figure.

ii. Adjust the height of the pin till it has no parallax with its inverted image as seen from vertically above the pin .

To check for parallax , keep the eye vertically above the tip of the pin P at the distance nearly 25 cm from it and move it sideways . If the pin and its image shift together then there is no parallax.

iii Measure the distance x of the Pin P from the lens and the distance Y of the pin from the mirror using a metre rule and a plumb line .

Calculate the average of the two distance .

This gives the focal length of the lens

f = X + Y / 2

iv. Take three difference observation after removing the parallax each time and find the mean value of focal length of the lens .

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