A convex lense whose focal length is 20cm will produce a magnified,erect image when the object is placed at the distance of a)40cm b)30cm c)20cm d)10cm
@AllTehMaffs
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ok :)
it is not 20!
its is D ..but don't know how ??
it is 10!
It has to be between the focal point and the lens. D, yah.
ok lemme explain by diagram
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wait i guess the figure is untidy .. here is my resource material! http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/refrn/u14l5db.cfm
it all is related to the lens conventions..
I'm confused ..Need explanation 'bout this prooblem only :/
ok let me try again!
For a convex lens, The real image - the image on the opposite side of the lens - will always be upside down. To get it not inverted (which is what I think they mean by erect) the image has to be a virtual image. And to do that, the object must be placed inside the focal length.
wait i guess a video would be nice right?
hmm right @croslali and @AllTehMaffs how we find its value by putting lens formula ??
You mean how magnified it would be?
hey hey there is no lens formula for these type of questions it is all based on the diagram
No ..wana know the distance of object from lens ..@AllTehMaffs
link is not working ..
wait lemme try again
there does that work?
nope ;;
@hartnn could you help her this seems both hard and easy at the same time to explain maybe you could help?
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