Physics, asked by nehatomar77, 10 months ago

Uses of focal length + 50 cm and another student use a lens of - 50 discuss the nature and the find of find the power of lens

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Answered by pkanger
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Explanation:

[Focal length of convex lens is positive and focal length of concave lens is negative. ]

Therefore,

the lens of +50cm focal length used by student is convex lens

and the lens of -50cm focal length used by another student is concave lens.

Nature of lens:

Nature of the lens having focal length +50cm:

  • real and inverted OR
  • virtual and erect

(it depends on the position of the object where the object is kept on the lens.)

Nature of the lens having focal length +50cm:

  • virtual and erect

(size depends on the position of the object where the object is kept on the lens.)

Power of lens:

If f is expressed in metres , then power is expressed in dioptres.Thus, dioptre is the power of lens whose focal length is 1 metre. If focal length is given in centimetres then

Power = 100/f (in cm)

Power of the lens having focal length +50cm:

Power = 100/f (in cm)

= 100/ 50

= 2 D

Power of the lens having focal length -50cm:

Power = 100/f (in cm)

= 100/ -50

= -2 D

(For concave lens, power and focal length are negative.

For convex lens, power and focal length are positive.)

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