6.A thin spherical lens produces a reduced virtual image.(a) What Type of Lens?●Sketch the shape of the double-spherical lens and indicate its type.The vertical dashed line should pass through the center of the lens.Label the primary and secondary focal points.(b) Where's the Image?●Sketch and label the three principal rays (each one in a different color).Sketch and label an image that has the proper orientation and size.LensObjectObjectffConvergingDivergingAn extra figure in case you need to start over.Lensff

A thin spherical lens produces a reduced virtual image. What Type of Lens? • Sketch the shape of the double-spherical lens and indicate its type. • The vertical dashed line should pass through the center of the lens. • Label the primary and secondary focal points. Where's the Image? Sketch and label the three principal rays (each one in a different color). • Sketch and label an image that has the proper orientation and size. ●

A thin spherical lens produces a reduced virtual image. What Type of Lens? • Sketch the shape of the double-spherical lens and indicate its type. • The vertical dashed line should pass through the center of the lens. • Label the primary and secondary focal points. Where's the Image? Sketch and label the three principal rays (each one in a different color). • Sketch and label an image that has the proper orientation and size. ●

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A thin spherical lens produces a reduced virtual image.
(a) What Type of Lens?
●
Sketch the shape of the double-spherical lens and indicate its type.
The vertical dashed line should pass through the center of the lens.
Label the primary and secondary focal points.
(b) Where's the Image?
●
Sketch and label the three principal rays (each one in a different color).
Sketch and label an image that has the proper orientation and size.
Lens
Object
Object
f
f
Converging
Diverging
An extra figure in case you need to start over.
Lens
f
f

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