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An object 25cm high in front of a convex lens of focal length 30cm . If the height of image formed is 50 cm , find the distance between the object and the image ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\underline\green{\sf Answer :-}

Distance between object = 135cm

Distance between image =15cm

\huge\underline\green{\sf Solution:-}

As object is in front of the lens , it is real and image is inverted and real so ,

\sf{h_{1}} = 25 cm

f = 30 cm

\sf {h_{2}=-50cm }

\large{\boxed{\sf m ={\frac{h_{2}{h_{1}}}}}}

m = magnification of image .

\large{\sf m ={\frac{-50}{25}}}

\large{\sf m = -2}

\large{\boxed{\sf m ={\frac{f}{f+u}}}}

\large{\sf -2={\frac{30}{30+u}}}

\large{\boxed{\sf u=-45}}

\large{\boxed{\sf m={\frac{v}{u}}}}

\large{\sf -2 ={\frac{v}{-45}}}

\large{\boxed{\sf v = 90cm}}

As in the situation object and image are on opposite sides of lens , the distance between object and image

\large{\sf d_{1} = u + v}

\large\implies{\sf 45+90}

\huge\red{\boxed{\sf d_{1}= 135cm }}

If the image is erect (i.e virtual)

\large{\boxed{\sf m ={\frac{f}{f+u}}}}

\large{\sf 2={\frac{30}{30+u}}}

\large{\boxed{\sf u = -15cm}}

\large{\sf m={\frac{v}{u}}}

\large{\sf 2={\frac{v}{15}}}

\large{\boxed{\sf v=30cm}}

As in this situation both image and object are in front of the lens , the distance between object and image is

\large{\sf d_{2}=v-u}

\large\implies{\sf 30-15}

\huge\red{\boxed{\sf d_{2} = 15cm}}

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