Concept explainers
(a)
The image distance and height and to draw the ray diagram
Answer to Problem 70QAP
The image is virtual because
The image is tall and upright
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Power of the converging lens
Distance
Calculation:
Focal length
Image distance:
Image height:
Conclusion:
The image is virtual because
The image is tall and upright
(b)
The image distance and height and to draw the ray diagram
Answer to Problem 70QAP
The image is virtual because
The image is tall and upright
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Power of the converging lens
Distance
Calculation:
Focal length
Image distance:
Image height:
Conclusion:
The image is virtual because
The image is tall and upright
(c)
The image distance and height and to draw the ray diagram
Answer to Problem 70QAP
No image is formed
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Power of the converging lens
Distance
Calculation:
Focal length
Image distance:
Conclusion:
No image is formed
(d)
The image distance and height and to draw the ray diagram
Answer to Problem 70QAP
The image is Real because
The image is tall and upright
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Power of the converging lens
Distance
Calculation:
Focal length
Image distance:
Image height:
Conclusion:
The image is Real because
The image is tall and upright
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