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of the figure below. When this lens has air (n, = 1) on its left side and water (nw on its right side, its focal position is found to be f= +32 cm. %3D

of the figure below. When this lens has air (n, = 1) on its left side and water (nw on its right side, its focal position is found to be f= +32 cm. %3D

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Consider a convex-concave lens with |R1| = 10 cm and |R2| = 20 cm, as shown in part (a) of the figure below. When this lens has air (na on its right side, its focal position is found to be f = +32 cm. %3D %3D 1) on its left side and water (nw = 4/3) %3D () (a) (b) For both lenses, air is on the left of the lens and water is on the right side of the lens Determine the focal position of this lens if it is simply turned around to form a concave-convex lens as shown in part (b) of the figure above so that air is still on its left side and water is still on its right side. (а) -32 сm (b) -68 ст (c) -125 cm (d) -140 cm (e) -160 cm (f) None of the above.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider a convex-concave lens with |R1| = 10 cm and |R2| = 20 cm, as shown in part (a) of the figure below. When this lens has air (na on its right side, its focal position is found to be f = +32 cm. %3D %3D 1) on its left side and water (nw = 4/3) %3D () (a) (b) For both lenses, air is on the left of the lens and water is on the right side of the lens Determine the focal position of this lens if it is simply turned around to form a concave-convex lens as shown in part (b) of the figure above so that air is still on its left side and water is still on its right side. (а) -32 сm (b) -68 ст (c) -125 cm (d) -140 cm (e) -160 cm (f) None of the above.
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