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Part A) A bright object and a viewing screen are separated by a distance of 81.5...

Part A) A bright object and a viewing screen are separated by a distance of 81.5 cm . At what distance(s) from the object should a lens of focal length 17.0 cm be placed between the object and the screen in order to produce a crisp image on the screen? d=____? cm

Part B) An object is placed 18 cm from a certain mirror. The image is half the size of the object, inverted, and real. What is the radius of curvature of the mirror? Follow the sign conventions.

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Part-A : Given that -

focal length of lens, f = 17 cm

bright object & viewing screen separated by a distance, (d0 + di) = 81.5 cm

using a len's formula,

1 / d0 + 1 / di = 1 / f                         

f = (d0 di) / (d0 + di)    { eq.1 }

inserting the values in eq.1,

(17 cm) = (d0 di) / (81.5 cm)

(d0 di) = 1385.5 cm                                         { eq.2 }

where, di = (81.5 cm - d0)

inserting the value of 'di' in eq.2,

d0 [(81.5 cm - d0)] = 1385.5 cm      

81.5 d0 - d02 = 1385.5

rearranging an above eq.

d02 - 81.5 d0 + 1385.5 = 0                                    { quadratic equation }

To find the value of d0 :

nearest distance from the object is given as, d0 = 24.1 cm

farthest distance from the object is given as, d0 = 57.3 cm

Part-B : Using a mirror formula -

1 / d0 + 1 / di = 1 / f                                          { eq.3 }

and magnification of the mirror is given as, m = - di / d0

hi / h0 = - di / d0 { eq.4 }

we know that the image is half the size of the object, inverted image which is negative.

where, hi = - h0 / 2

inserting the value of 'hi' in eq.3,

(- h0 / 2) / h0 = - di / d0

(1/2) = di / d0

di = d0 / 2

where, object distance d0 = 18 cm

then, di = (18 cm) / 2 = 9 cm

image is in positive, which means that image is in front of the mirror (real).

Now, inserting all these values in eq.3,

1 / (18 cm) + 1 / (9 cm) = 1 / f

1 / f = (3 / 18) cm

f = 6 cm

the radius of curvature of the mirror which will be given as :

R = 2 f                                               { eq.5 }

inserting the value of 'f' in eq.5,

R = 2 (6 cm)

R = 12 cm

If focal is in positive which means that the mirror is "concave mirror".


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