COLLEGE PHYSICS
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Chapter 24, Problem 90QAP
To determine

(a)

The final image due to the lens-mirror combination.

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Answer to Problem 90QAP

The image formed by the mirror is located 750cm front of the mirror.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

A small, Plano-concave lens fA=45cm

Radius of curvature +60m

Focal length of spherical mirror is equal to the radius of curvature divided in half

  fB=30cm

Formula used:

  1fA=1dO,A+1d1,A

Calculation:

  1fA=1dO,A+1d1,A

  1d1,A=1fA1dO,A1d1,A=dO,AfAfAdO,Ad1,A=fAdO,AdO,AfA

  d1,A=(45)(15)(15)(45)d1,A=67560d1,A=11.25cm

Image formed by the mirror:

The image formed by lens is located 11.25cm behind the lens,

  dO,B=11.25+20=31.25cm

  1dO,B+1d1,B=1fB1d1,B=1fB1dO,B1d1,B=dO,BfBfBdO,Bd1,B=fBdO,BdO,BfBd1,B=(30)(31.25)31.2530d1,B=750cm

Conclusion:

The image formed by the mirror is located 750cm front of the mirror.

To determine

(b)

Find out final image is the virtual or real.

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Answer to Problem 90QAP

The image is inverted mtotal<0.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

A small, Plano-concave lens fA=45cm

Radius of curvature +60m

Focal length of spherical mirror is equal to the radius of curvature divided in half

  fB=30cm

Formula used:

  mtotal=mAmB

Calculation:

Since d1,B>0, the image is real.

Total magnification:

  mtotal=mAmBmtotal=( d 1,A d O,A)( d 1,B d O,b)mtotal=(11.2515)(75031.25)mtotal=18

Conclusion:

The image is inverted mtotal<0.

To determine

(c)

Calculate the final image due to the new lens-mirror combination from repeating part (a) and (b) when concave mirror is replaced by a convex mirror of same radius.

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Answer to Problem 90QAP

  d1,B<0, the image created by the mirror is virtual.

The image is upright mtotal>0.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

A small, Plano-concave lens fA=45cm

Radius of curvature +60m

Convex mirror of same magnitude radius of curvature have focal length is:

  fB=30cm

Formula used:

  mtotal=mAmB

Calculation:

  1dO,B+1d1,B=1fB1d1,B=1fB1dO,B1d1,B=dO,BfBfBdO,Bd1,B=fBdO,BdO,BfBd1,B=(30)(31.25)31.25(30)d1,B=15.3cm

Since d1,B<0, the image created by the mirror is virtual.

Total magnification:

  mtotal=mAmBmtotal=( d 1,A d O,A)( d 1,B d O,b)mtotal=(11.2515)(15.331.25)mtotal=0.367

Conclusion:

  d1,B<0, the image created by the mirror is virtual.

The image is upright mtotal>0.

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