D. Ray 1 Ray 1 Ray 2 Object Ray 3 Ray 3 Real image (Image is obtained from online) Study the ray diagram of image formed by convex lens. What did you get the information from this image? Write your answer in four to five lines. i. You have studied the Lens formula (having the physical quantities do, di, and focal length f) in the physics lecture. Write the formula. 1i. In the figure above if the object is at a distance 35 cm from the lens and an image is formed at a distance 60 cm from the object, and the image is in other side of lens as shown in figure. Calculate the focal length of the iii. lens.

D. Ray 1 Ray 1 Ray 2 Object Ray 3 Ray 3 Real image (Image is obtained from online) Study the ray diagram of image formed by convex lens. What did you get the information from this image? Write your answer in four to five lines. i. You have studied the Lens formula (having the physical quantities do, di, and focal length f) in the physics lecture. Write the formula. 1i. In the figure above if the object is at a distance 35 cm from the lens and an image is formed at a distance 60 cm from the object, and the image is in other side of lens as shown in figure. Calculate the focal length of the iii. lens.

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter18: Refraction And Lenses

Section18.2: Convex And Concave Lenses

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