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Q: Calculate the critical angle for a glass- air boundary if the n for glass is 1.48. An object is 24cm…
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Q: Why do you need greater intensity for a low-level image than a high-level one
A: Introduction:- Intensity is the amount of light or energy that is present in an image. It is usually…
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A: first option is wrong as both are mirror so they only reflect the light so snells law doesn't follow…
Q: Two converging lenses are used to form a compound microscope, the first lens (object lens) has focal…
A: Given, Two converging lenses are used to form a compound microscope, the first lens (object lens)…
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Q: (6%) Problem 3: An object is placed between the focal point and the front of a concave mirror, as…
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Q: ii) The critical angle for flint glass is 37.0426° when surrounded by air then. (a) construct the…
A: In this problem we will use snells law of refraction μ1sinθ1=μ2sinθ2
Q: 1) A crown of 2.5 cm high is placed at a distance of 0.3 m from the concave mirror whose radius of…
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Q: two flat mirrors making an angle of 30 degrees to each other, count the number of images formed, and…
A: SOlution: given that two mirrors are placed at 30degree angles. to demostrate the position of four…
Q: 5) An image is formed 15 cm behind a 10-cm-focal-length converging lens. Find the object distance a)…
A: Given:Focal length of a converging lens, f = 10 cmImage distance = 15 cm behind the lens
Q: How can you see a virtual image, when it's not "really there"?
A: There are two types of images real images and virtual images. A real image is formed when the…
Q: Question 2) Find the linear image magnification of two lenses the first is convergence lens with…
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Q: An object is 25.0 cm in front of a converging lens with a focal length of 55.0cm. Use ray tracing to…
A: object distance=25cm focal length= 55cm
Q: Find the distance of the image when an object is placed on the principal axis at a distance of 10 cm…
A: Given Data : The distance of the object from the lens is given as u = 10cm The focal length of the…
Q: (2) A +6.0-cm focal length converging lens and a -9.0-cm. focal length diverging lens are stacked…
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Q: 28. Two plane mirrors OP and OQ are inclined at an acute angle (diagram is not to scale). A ray of…
A: GivenTwo plane mirrors OP and OQ are inclined at an acute angle (diagram is not to scale). A ray of…
Q: (11%) Problem 9: An object of height 2.5 cm is placed 4.8 cm in front of a converging lens of…
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Q: An exam paper is 0.21 m long and is located 0.25 m from a students eye. The eyeball is 0.031 m in…
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Q: Calculate the critical angle for a diamond-crown glass boundary. (hint: Use table of indices of…
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Q: The critical angle for crown glass is 41.14° when surrounded by air then. (a) construct the ray…
A: Given data: Critical angle for crown glass is, θC=41.14∘.
Q: Using table data presented in the text, calculate the focusing power of the cornea
A: The focusing power of the cornea is given by,
Q: The far point of a person whose eyes have a relaxed power of 50.5 D is *
A: Here Given the relaxed power of the person is 50.5D We have to calculate the far point of the…
Q: What is the apparent depth of a pool, which is actually d-meters deep, for a perso who is standing…
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Q: Calculate the critical angle for the crown glass-air boundary. (hint: Use table of indices of…
A: Critical angle is the angle of incidence beyond which rays of light passing through a denser medium…
Q: In Example 23–4, show that if the object is moved 10.0 cmfarther from the concave mirror, the…
A: Let us assume, u→Object distance v→Image distance f→Focal length Magnification→m=h1h2=-vu where, h1→…
Q: Create ray diagrams to locate the image of the objects located at Beyond 2F, At F, Between F and 2F
A: Case 1 : beyond 2F Case 2: at F Case 3: between F and 2F
Q: 1) A light ray moving towards the right at 40° clockwise from the ground reflects off a mirror M…
A: Use law of reflection and triangle property to draw the ray diagram of the light rays passes through…
Q: 2. (a) (b) A spherical concave mirror has a radius of curvature of 65 cm. An object is placed 40 cm…
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Q: From the picture given below for the convex lens answer the following: F A 12cm 2F 1) The focal…
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Q: Milen ( what type of lens should be used When a virtual image is required regardless of how many far…
A: A lens is an optical instrument, which is used for the purpose of focusing or diverging beams of…
Q: What is the radius of curvature of the curved side,
A: Given Refractive index of plano-concave lens is (μ)=1.82 Focal distance (f)= 8.29cm
Q: The print in many books averages 4.20 mm in height. How high in mm is the image of the print on the…
A: The magnification is given by the formula m=-did0 (1) For a clear picture of the book held…
Q: Q3. i. Draw your experimental setup from Part B of the lab manual, labeling all relevant quantities…
A: The experimental setup for measuring the index of refraction of a glass slab involves directing a…
Q: List any two applications of Kinetic Theory of gases . ii)The critical angle for diamond is 24.418…
A: The kinetic theory of the gases is a theoretical study about molecular motion (all considered in…
Q: Use ray tracing to determine the height of the image.
A: Given - Height of the object hoo=2.0 cm Distance of the object doo=7.0 cm Focal length f=12.0 cm…
Q: Dish receivers for satellite TV always use the concave side of thedish, never the convex side.…
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