Chapter 34: Q 72 (page 993)
A point source of light is distance d from the surface of a 6.0-cm-diameter glass sphere. For what value of d is there an image at the same distance d on the opposite side of the sphere?
Short Answer
d is equal to 6.0 cm.
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Chapter 34: Q 72 (page 993)
A point source of light is distance d from the surface of a 6.0-cm-diameter glass sphere. For what value of d is there an image at the same distance d on the opposite side of the sphere?
d is equal to 6.0 cm.
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