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A 2.0-cm-tall object is 15cmin front of a converging lens that has a20cm focal length.
aUse ray tracing to find the position and height of the image. To do this accurately, use a ruler or paper with a grid. Determine the image distance and image height by making measurements on your diagram.
b Calculate the image position and height. Compare with your ray-tracing answers in part a.

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Part a

aThe image distance is s'=-60cmand image height is h'=8.0cm.

Part b

bThe image distance is s'=-60cm and image height is h'=8.0cm

Step by step solution

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Step: 1 Finding lateral magnification:   

From thin lens equation,

1s+1s=1f

The convex lens of focal lens is positive and concave lens is negative:the image virutal is negative and real image distance is positive.

The lateral magnification is

|M|=image heightobject height=hhM=ss

object height ish=2.0cm.

The lens is converging.

The distance lens object iss=15cm.

The focal length isf=20cm.

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Step: 2 Finding image distance: (part a)  

The ray trace diagram is

From lens equation is

1s+1s=1f1s=1f1s1s=sfsfs=sfsfs=(15cm)(20cm)15cm20cms=60cm.

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Step: 3 Finding image height: (part b)  

The lateral magnification lens by

M=s'sM=60cm15cmM=4.|M|=hhh=h|M|h=(2.0cm)(4)h=8.0cm.

By comparing, the both parts are agree.

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