What property of lens changes when it is dipped in water
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The focal length of lens increases when it is dipped in water.
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lens focal length depend upon refractive index of medium . so, if we change the medium , change the refractive index. hence, change it focal length .
e.g 1/f = (u -1)( 1/R1 - 1/R2)
here u is relative refractive index of medium . let initially its value u
after submerged in water which refractive index is d then,
1/f' = (u/d -1){ 1/R1 - 1/R2}
if d >u then,
u/d <1
( u/d -1)<0
hence, focal length will be negative if initial focal length positive .
here you can see that focal length will be change when we dipped lens in water .
e.g 1/f = (u -1)( 1/R1 - 1/R2)
here u is relative refractive index of medium . let initially its value u
after submerged in water which refractive index is d then,
1/f' = (u/d -1){ 1/R1 - 1/R2}
if d >u then,
u/d <1
( u/d -1)<0
hence, focal length will be negative if initial focal length positive .
here you can see that focal length will be change when we dipped lens in water .
vishagh:
Focal length wil increase or decrease if refractive index of water is more than that of lens
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