Make the curvature radius 0.6 , the refractive index 1.5, and the diameter 0.6 . Place...

Make the curvature radius 0.6 , the refractive index 1.5, and the diameter 0.6 . Place the lamp so that the source of light is 120  from the middle of the lens (use the ruler).
The focal length of the lens is ____________, and the focal plane is ___________ from the lens.
     120 cm / 120 cm
     60 cm / 120 cm
     60 cm / 60 cm
     30 cm / 120 cm
     60 cm / 180 cm

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For this lens, when the object is 120 cm away, the image is the same distance on the other side of the lens.

Part H

Now, move the lamp so that it is 90  from the center of the lens.
How far from the lens is the image?
     60 cm
     90 cm
     180 cm
     120 cm
     160 cm

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