Problem 2:(a) Consider a system of one diverging lens andone concave mirror as show in the right figure. Findthe location (z-coordinate), height, and orientation(upright or inverted) of the final image. Is the finalimage real or virtual?f = -10cmf = 10cmh = 1cmz = -10cm(b) A light beam traveling through a space withindex of refraction n1 enters a rectangular prismwith index of refraction n2 > n¡ at an angle a > 02 = 02 = 15cmthrough one of the sides. After refracting at angleB, the beam hits a neighboring side at an angle y. Show that if 2 > V2, then total internal reflectionalways occurs, regardless of the angle a > 0. See the figure below.ni

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(a) Consider a system of one diverging lens and one concave mirror as show in the right figure. Find the location (z-coordinate), height, and orientation (upright or inverted) of the final image. Is the final image real or virtual?

(a) Consider a system of one diverging lens and one concave mirror as show in the right figure. Find the location (z-coordinate), height, and orientation (upright or inverted) of the final image. Is the final image real or virtual?

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