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A converging lens with a focal length of 70.0 cm forms an image of a 3.20-cm-tall real object that is to the left of the lens. The image is 4.50 cm tall and inverted. Where are the object and image located in relation to the lens? Is the image real or virtual?

Short Answer

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s = 168.44 cmto the left as it is positive, s'=4.53.2s = 236.86cm to the right as it is positive and the image is real.

Step by step solution

01

Lateral magnification for a thin lens:

m=-s's=y'y

m=The magnification, s=object distance, s'=The image distance, y'=The height of the image, y=The height of the object. m is (+) when the image is erect and(-) when the image is inverted.

02

Object -image relationship for ((thin lens))

1s+1s'=1f

s=object distance from the lens, s'=The image distance from the lens, f=The focal length of the lens.

s is (+) in front of the lens, (-) in the back of the lens, s' is (+) in the back of the lens, (-) in front of the lens, f is (+) the lens is convergent, (-) the lens is divergent.

The sign rules for the variables in the equation:

  1. Sign rule for the object distance (s): when the object is on the same side of the refracting surface as the incoming light, object distance s is positive; otherwise, it is negative
  2. Sign rule for the image distance (s dash): When the image is on the same side of the refracting surface as the outgoing light (the refracted light), the image distance is positive; otherwise, it is negative.

Note: the focal length depends on the curvature of the surfaces which forms the lens and depend on the material of the lens. Apply: in most problems, we are asked to get the position of the image forming from the refracted rays through a certain lens by using the focal length of the lens and the position of the object. In other problems, we are given the position of the object and the image to get the focal length of a lens.

Lateral magnification for a thin lens.

03

Calculation.

m=-s's=y'yy'=-4.5cm,y=3.2cmm=y'y=-4.5cm3.2=-s'ss=3.24.5s

1s+1s'=13.24.5=1s=4.53.2s+3.23.2s=7.73.2s=1f=170cm

s = 168.44 cm to the left as it is positive

s'=4.53.2s=236.86cm to the right as it is positive.

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