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For a diverging lens with a focal length of f=-12.5cm, where should an object be

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Question

For a diverging lens with a focal length of f=-12.5cm, where should an object be placed to form an upright, virtual image that is one-fourth the height of the object?
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Explanation / Answer

given,

focal length = -12.5 cm

height of image = 1/4th of object

so,

lateral magnification of object = 1/4

lateral magnification = -distance of image / distance of object

1 / 4 = -distamce of image / distance of object

distance of image = -distance of object / 4

by lens equation

1 / distance of object + 1 / distance of image = 1 / focal length

1 / distance of object + 1 / (-distance of object / 4) = 1 / focal length

1 / distance of object + 1 / (-distance of object / 4) = 1 / -12.5

distance of object = 37.5 cm

object should be placed 37.5 cm from the lens

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