Physics, asked by golu7671, 4 months ago

what happens to the size of the image when candle is placed too far away from the concave lens?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

according to the New Cartesian Sign convention U i.e., the object distance is always in the left hand side of the lens or mirror i.e., to -X side. That is why U is always taken as negative. For focal length, f in lens is always taken as negative for concave and positive for convex.

Answered by sunjanasreesunmathi
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Answer:

The image produced becomes highly diminished

Explanation:

This is confirmed by the laws which we studied under spherical lens...

A tabular column attached below shows the image formation when the object is placed at different places

When the object is placed far too away from the lens,the image formed is highly point sized

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