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A lens system consists of two lenses 14.0 cm
apart. The first lens is convex (converging) and has a focal length
of 6.72 cm. An object is placed 3.29 cm in front
of the first lens and produces an image 7.00 cm behind the
second lens.
Q1:What is the focal length of the second
lens?
A:5.215 cm
Q2:What is the magnification of the final image?
A2:
Please provide A2 and show all work, I already have the correct answer to Q1(5.215cm)
From fig, u1 = objecy distance of first lens = - 3.29 cm
f1 = focal length of first lens = + 6.72 cm ( f = +ve because of convex lens)
V1 = image distance formed by first lens
By lens formula, 1/f1 = 1/ V1 - 1/u1
1/V1 = 1/ f1 + 1/ u1
V1 = - 6.433 cm ( V1 comes out -ve ie image is virtual)
this virtual image V1 now become object for second lens.
so u2 = V1 + 14 cm = - ( 20.44 cm)
V2 = final image distance = 7 cm
f2 = focal length of second lens = ?
1/ f2 = 1/ V2 - 1/ u2
f2 = + 5.21 cm ( here f2 comes out positive ie second lens is also convex)
( B ) magnification of final image will be:
m = m1 * m2
m = ( - V1/ -u1) * ( V2/ - u2)
m = ( -6.433/ - 3.29) * ( 7 / -20.44)
m = - 0.67
Here magnification comes out -ve ie image formed is real.