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When a telescope is adjusted for normal vision the distance of the objective from the eyepiece is found to be 80 CM the magnifying power of the telescope is 19 what are the focal lengths of the lenses

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Answered by sanjeevk28012
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The focal length of object is 76 cm

The focal length of eyepiece is 4 cm  

Explanation:

Given as :

A telescope is adjusted for normal vision

The magnification power of the telescope = M = 19

The distance of the objective from the eyepiece = 80 cm

Let The focal length of object = F_o

Let The focal length of eyepiece = F_e

According to question

∵  magnification power = \dfrac{focal length of object}{focal length of eyepiece}

Or,                               M = \dfrac{F_o}{F_e}

Or,                               19 = \dfrac{F_o}{F_e}

∴                                  F_o  = 19 F_e                      ..........1

Again

The distance of the objective from the eyepiece = 80 cm

i.e   F_o + F_e  = 80                            ...........2

Solving eq 1 and eq 2

      19 F_e + F_e  = 80  

Or,       20  F_e  = 80

∴                F_e = \dfrac{80}{20}

i.e              F_e = 4  cm

Now, Put the value of F_e in eq 1

So, ∵  F_o  = 19 F_e

Or,     F_o  = 19 × 4 cm

∴        F_o  = 76 cm

So, The focal length of object = F_o = 76 cm

And The focal length of eyepiece = F_e = 4 cm

Hence, The focal length of object is 76 cm

And The focal length of eyepiece is 4 cm  Answer

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