6. Two glass lenses (in air) are placed on the central axis as shown below with the left arrow acting as an object for Lens-1. Use a straight-edge to draw principle rays that show how light passes through Lens-1 and then through Lens-2 to form intermediate and final images (use graphical ray-tracing). Then answer the additional questions below: Lens-2 TI F₁ Lens-1 0 F₁ a) Lens-1 and 2 types are b) Image type formed by Lens-1 is c) Image type formed by Lens-2 is F₂ F2

6. Two glass lenses (in air) are placed on the central axis as shown below with the left arrow acting as an object for Lens-1. Use a straight-edge to draw principle rays that show how light passes through Lens-1 and then through Lens-2 to form intermediate and final images (use graphical ray-tracing). Then answer the additional questions below: Lens-2 TI F₁ Lens-1 0 F₁ a) Lens-1 and 2 types are b) Image type formed by Lens-1 is c) Image type formed by Lens-2 is F₂ F2

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Applications Of Reflection Of Light

When a light ray (termed as the incident ray) hits a surface and bounces back (forms a reflected ray), the process of reflection of light has taken place.

Sign Convention for Mirrors

A mirror is made of glass that is coated with a metal amalgam on one side due to which the light ray incident on the surface undergoes reflection and not refraction.

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6. Two glass lenses (in air) are placed on the central axis as shown below with the
left arrow acting as an object for Lens-1. Use a straight-edge to draw principle rays that
show how light passes through Lens-1 and then through Lens-2 to form intermediate and
final images (use graphical ray-tracing). Then answer the additional questions below:
Lens-2
F
Lens-1
0
F
a)
Lens-1 and 2 types are
b) Image type formed by Lens-1 is
c) Image type formed by Lens-2 is
F₂
2
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F₂
2

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