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Chapter 9, Problem 13P
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Textbook Problem

. If the object in Problem 12 is moved toward the lens Loa position 8 cm away, what will the image position be? Describe the nature of this new image.

To determine

The location of image from the convex lens when object distance is 8 cm and focal length of lens is 10 cm.

Explanation

Given info:

Object distance = s=+8 cm

Focal length of lens = f=+10 cm

By sign convention, object distance is taken as positive and focal length of convex lens is also taken as positive.

Formula used:

By lens formula,

Image distance can be written as

p=sfs−f.

Calculation:

Substituting the given values, we get

p=(8 cm)(10 cm)8</

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