Please help with data and analysis portionHeight of object = 43cmFocal length = 47 cm Measure and record the size of the object, h. Place the lens 100 cm from the objectand size of the image, h' , in a table like the one shown below:(the light source), locate the image on the screen. Record the image distance q,P(cm)q(cm)h' (cm)10087-36.512076-2814070-2116065-1818063-15AnalysisCompute, for each trial, the focal length of the lens using Equation 1. Compute theaverage value of the focal length. Compute, for each trial, the size of the imageusing Equation 2.ResultsSummarize the results of this exercise in a table like the one shown below:h' (cm)h' (cm)(measured) (calculated)p(cm)f (cm)100120140180 outside the window). The distance of the screen from the lens is the focal length.Locate on the screen the focus of parallel rays from a distant object (somethingdord tis on the sketch. (We cannot get perfect value from the online lab)Part IIFor a near object as shown below the obiect distance p, image distance q, the focallength are all related by the lens equation, which is1 1 1+-=(1)p q fSketchThe ratio of the size of the image to the size of the object is the magnification, M,of the lens. The magnification is related to the object and image distances byM=-!(2)Data2

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Measure and record the size of the object, h. Place the lens 100 cm from the object and size of the image, h' , in a table like the one shown below: (the light source), locate the image on the screen. Record the image distance q,

Measure and record the size of the object, h. Place the lens 100 cm from the object and size of the image, h' , in a table like the one shown below: (the light source), locate the image on the screen. Record the image distance q,

Inquiry into Physics

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Author:Ostdiek

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Chapter9: Optics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17P: . If the mirror described in the previous problem is used to form an image of the same object now...

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