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a real inverted imageof an object is formed by a particular lens (not shown); the object–image separation is, measured along the central axis of the lens. The image is just half the size of the object. (a) What kind of lens must be used to produce this image? (b) How far from the object must the lens be placed? (c) What is the focal length of the lens?

Short Answer

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  1. The lens must be converging type .
  2. The distance of lens from object is26.7cm .
  3. The focal length is 8.89cm.

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 Step 1: The given data

  1. The object-image separation,d=40.0cm
  2. The image is inverted and real.
  3. The size of image is half of size of object.
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Understanding the concept of properties of the lens

Here, we can determine the type of lens from the nature of the image. To find the object distance, we need to use the equation of the magnification given by equations 34.5 and 34.6 and the given value of the object–image separation distance. We can calculate the focal distance using lens equation 34.4.

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a) Calculation of the type of lens

Since the image formed is real, thus, the lens must be a converging lens.

Hence, it is a type of converging lens.

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 Step 4: b) Calculation of the object distance

Using the given data in equation (iii), we can get the magnification value of the object as follows:

m=-12

Now, the image distance using the above value in equation (ii) can be given as follows:

12=ipi=p2..............................(a)

Now, using the above value and given data that the object-image separationd=40cm , we can get the object distance from the mirror as follows:

i+p=40.0p2+p=40.0p=23×40.0=26.66667cm≈26.7cm

Hence, the value of the object distance is 26.7cm.

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c) Calculation of the focal length

Substituting the object distance value in equation (a), we can get the image distance as follows:

i=26.7cm2=13.33cm

Now, using the data in equation (i), we can get the focal length as follows:

1f=113.33+126.67=0.1125f=8.88889cm≈8.89cm

Hence, the value of focal length is 8.89cm.

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