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(a)
The final image due to the lens-mirror combination.
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Answer to Problem 90QAP
The image formed by the mirror is located
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A small, Plano-concave lens
Radius of curvature
Focal length of spherical mirror is equal to the radius of curvature divided in half
Formula used:
Calculation:
Image formed by the mirror:
The image formed by lens is located
Conclusion:
The image formed by the mirror is located
(b)
Find out final image is the virtual or real.
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Answer to Problem 90QAP
The image is inverted
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A small, Plano-concave lens
Radius of curvature
Focal length of spherical mirror is equal to the radius of curvature divided in half
Formula used:
Calculation:
Since
Total magnification:
Conclusion:
The image is inverted
(c)
Calculate the final image due to the new lens-mirror combination from repeating part (a) and (b) when concave mirror is replaced by a convex mirror of same radius.
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Answer to Problem 90QAP
The image is upright
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A small, Plano-concave lens
Radius of curvature
Convex mirror of same magnitude radius of curvature have focal length is:
Formula used:
Calculation:
Since
Total magnification:
Conclusion:
The image is upright
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