Consider the two lenses shown in Figure 2. An object is placed on the left at coordinate x = 0.A converging lens with focal length f = 8 cm is placed at coordinate x = 10 cm. A diverginglens with focal length f2 = -8 cm is placed at coordinate x = 30 cm.fi = 8f2 = -8x = 01030Figure 2 (Not to Scale)a) Calculate the x coordinate of the final image for the two-lens system. Note that the figure isnot to scale. Therefore, ray tracing on the figure will not be accurate.b) If the height of the object is 2 cm, what is the height of the final image? Is the final imageinverted or upright?

a). Solution: The convex lens is placed at 10cm right to the object. Thus the object distance from…

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