EXPERIMENT -FOCAL LENGTH OF THE GIVEN LENSObjective:(a) To investigate the properties of the given lens.(b) To investigate the images formed by the lens for variousobject positions.(c) To measure the focal length of the lens.Formulae:1111PVApparatus used in this Experiment:Experimental dataPhysical QuantityIts Value in cmImage distance in cm24.5Object distance in cm17 Question - 2Physical QuantityIts ValueFocal length (f) cmOptical power (P) DIDENTIFY THE IMAGE POSITION AND ITSNATURE FOR VARIOUS OBJECT POSITIONFROM THE GIVEN LENS

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EXPERIMENT -FOCAL LENGTH OF THE GIVEN LENS
Objective:
(a) To investigate the properties of the given lens.
(b) To investigate the images formed by the lens for various
object positions.
(c) To measure the focal length of the lens.
Formulae:
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Apparatus used in this Experiment:
Experimental data
Physical Quantity
Its Value in cm
Image distance in cm
24.5
Object distance in cm
17

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