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what will be the value if in the formula refraction due to spherical surfaces R is infinity​

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Answered by masnayashwanth
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Answer:

Formula for refraction of light from spherical surface is

v

n

2

u

n

1

=

R

n

2

−n

1

where OB=−u,OI=+v,BC=+R

n

2

is refractive index of medium 2 i.e. spherical glass

and n

1

is refractive index of medium 1.

Figure (a) shows the geometry of image formation by a double convex lens. the image formation can be seen in two steps, the first refracting surface form an image I

1

which act as an virtual object for the second surface. applying the equation above written for surface 1

OB

n

1

+

BI

1

n

2

=

BC

2

n

2

−n

1

similarly form second interface

DI

1

n

2

+

DI

n

1

=

DC

2

n

2

−n

1

(refractive index of right side medium is n

1

and for left side medium is n

2

, and also DI

1

is negative.)

now for thin lens BI

1

=DI

1

. adding both the equations we get

OB

n

1

+

DI

n

1

=(n

2

−n

1

)(

BC

1

1

+

DC

2

1

)

and assuming the object at infinity means OB will be very large

we get

DI

n

1

=(n

2

−n

1

)(

BC

1

1

+

DC

2

1

)

and dividing both sides with n

1

DI

1

=(n

21

−1)(

BC

1

1

+

DC

2

1

)

replacing DI=f,BC

1

=+R

1

,DC

2

=−R

2

FINALLY we get

f

1

=(n

21

−1)(

R

1

1

+

R

2

1

).

this equatuation is known as lenz makers formula

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