(a) Explanation Given info: The radius of the bundle is 1.00 mm , the radius of image is 6.00 cm and the object distance is 5.00 cm . Formula to calculate the magnification of the image, M = r ′ r Here, r ′ is the radius of the bundle. r is the radius of image. Formula to calculate the magnification of the image in terms of image and object distance is, M = − q p Here, q is the image distance. p is the object distance. Equate the equation (1) and (2). r ′ r = − q p q = − p ( r ′ r ) (3) From the sign convention, the radius of the bundle is − 1.00 mm (b) To determine The required focal length of the lens.

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Chapter 36, Problem 36.76AP

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