A thin, converging lens whose focal length is 79 cm is placed 4.8 m from a conve
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A thin, converging lens whose focal length is 79 cm is placed 4.8 m from a convex spherical mirror whose focal length is
?45 cm
(see figure below). For an object placed 1.2 m to the left of the lens, determine the location of the image formed by the mirror, the magnification of the image, and the nature of the image (real/virtual, upright/inverted, enlarged/reduced). Hint: Use the image formed by the lens as the object for the mirror.
(a) the location of the image formed by the mirror
(b) the magnification of the image?
(c) the nature of the image (Select all that apply.)
real
virtual
upright
inverted
enlarged
reduced
|distance| ?????? cm location in front of the mirror or behind the mirror A thin, converging lens whose focal length is 79 cm is placed 4.8 m from a convex spherical mirror whose focal length is ?45 cm (see figure below). For an object placed 1.2 m to the left of the lens, determine the location of the image formed by the mirror, the magnification of the image, and the nature of the image (real/virtual, upright/inverted, enlarged/reduced). Hint: Use the image formed by the lens as the object for the mirror. (a) the location of the image formed by the mirror |distance| ?????? cm location in front of the mirror or behind the mirror (b) the magnification of the image? (c) the nature of the image (Select all that apply.) real virtual upright inverted enlarged reducedExplanation / Answer
first for lens u = objetc distance = 1.2 m
f = 79 cm
use 1/f = 1/u +1/ v
so 1/v = 1/f - 1/u
v = uf/(u-f)
v = 1.2* 0.79/(1.2-0.79)
v = 2.31 m
so object distance for mirror is u = 4.8-2.31 = 2.48 m
f = 0.45 m
so
final image is formed at v = uf/U-f
v = (2.48 * 0.45)/(2.48 -0.45)
v = 0.549 m or 55 cm
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magnification m = -v/u
m = -55/120
m = -0.458
as m is -ve, this must be a virtual, inverted and reduced image
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