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A converging lens with a focal length of forms an image of a 4.00mm -tall real object that is to the left of the lens. The image is 1.30cm tall and erect. Where are the object and image located? Is the image real or virtual?

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The virtual image is 20.2 cm left of the lens and the object is right to the 6.23 cm lens.

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(a) Concept of focal length.

Focal length is characteristic of the lens and gives the idea of how clearly and with what magnitude the image will be displayed by the lens. When an object is placed at infinity the image will be formed at the focal length.

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(b) Determination of the location of the object and the image.

Magnification of a lens is nothing but the lens鈥檚 capability to magnify the image of any regular size object. Mathematically,

m=y'y=-vu

As, the image obtained is erect so it is inferred that the image size is positive. Therefore, the magnification is also positive.

The expression in this case connecting the image distance v, the object distance u and the focal length f is,

1u+1v=1f ...(i)

m=y'y=1.30cm0.400cm=+3.25

m=vu=+3.25v=+3.25u

Putting the values in equation (i),

Solving the equation for u and v,

u=6.23cmv=-6.23cm3.25=-20.2cm

So, the virtual image is 20.2 cm left of the lens and the object is right to the 6.23 cm lens.

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