Problem 4: To the extent possible, fill in the table below, where each column refers to a thin lens. If a quantity cannot be calculated, write “X". Distances are measured in centimeters. The object is real in all cases. If a number (except in row n for the index of refraction) has no + or sign in front of it, find the correct sign. Draw a figure for the situation described in column a and e and construct the appropriate rays graphically. Assume a point object. -

Problem 4: To the extent possible, fill in the table below, where each column refers to a thin lens. If a quantity cannot be calculated, write “X". Distances are measured in centimeters. The object is real in all cases. If a number (except in row n for the index of refraction) has no + or sign in front of it, find the correct sign. Draw a figure for the situation described in column a and e and construct the appropriate rays graphically. Assume a point object. -

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Problem 4: To the extent possible, fill in the table below, where each column refers to a thin
lens. If a quantity cannot be calculated, write “X". Distances are measured in centimeters. The
object is real in all cases. If a number (except in row n for the index of refraction) has no + or –
sign in front of it, find the correct sign. Draw a figure for the situation described in column a and
e and construct the appropriate rays graphically. Assume a point object.
b
Converging
d
h
i
Туре
f (cm)
10
+ 10
10
10
+ 30
- 30
r, (cm)
- 30
– 30
r2 (cm)
+ 30
– 60
i (cm)
о (ст)
+ 20
+ 5.0
+ 5.0
+ 5.0
+ 10
+ 10
+ 10
+ 10
+ 10
1.5
1.5
1.5
m
>1
<1
0.50
0.50
Real image?
Yes
Upright image?
Yes

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