A pirate uses a thin lens with f=10cm to image his parrot: a) if the parrot...

A pirate uses a thin lens with f=10cm to image his parrot:

a) if the parrot is 6cm from his lens describe the image the pirate sees and its magnification. Draw a ray diagram.

b) if the parrot moves to 18cm from the lens, determine the image distance, transverse magnification, and describe the image. Draw a ray diagram.

c) if the parrot's beak is 1cm long, what is the longitudinal magnification observed if the imaging conditions are those described in part b? Assume the beak is pointing straight at the lens.

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