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Assignment9
Assignment9
Due:8:30pmonSunday,November1,2015
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ImagesProducedbyDifferentConcaveMirrorsConceptualQuestion
Thesameobjectisplacedatdifferentdistancesd infrontofsixdifferentconcavesphericalmirrors.Eachmirrorhasthefocallengthf listedbelow.
PartA
Which,ifany,ofthesescenariosproducearealimage?Which,ifany,ofthesescenariosproduceavirtualimage?
Sortthefollowingscenariosintotheappropriatebins.
Hint1.Howtodrawaprincipalraydiagram
Thepropertiesoftheimagecanbedeterminedgraphicallybydrawingaprincipalraydiagram.Startbydrawingtworaysfromtheobject,coming
fromthesamepoint.Drawonerayparalleltotheopticalaxisitsreflectedraywillgothroughthefocalpoint.Drawtheotherraygoingthroughthe
focalpointitsreflectedraywillbeparalleltotheopticalaxis.Theimagewillbeformedatthepointwherethetworaysintersect.(Youmightneed
toextendthereflectedraysstraightbackthroughthemirrortofindtheintersectionpoint.)
Hint2.Definitionofarealimage
Arealimageisanimagethatisformedwhenlightraysoriginatingfromanobjectarereflectedoffthemirrorandintersect.Ifthelightraysfromthe
objectintersectonlywhentheyareextendedthroughthemirror,thentheimageformedisvirtual.
Hint3.Principalraysforobjectswithinthefocallength
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Hint4.Principalraysforobjectsoutsidethefocallength
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PartB
Which,ifany,ofthesescenariosproduceaninvertedimage?Which,ifany,ofthesescenariosproduceanuprightimage?
Sortthefollowingscenariosintotheappropriatebins.
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PartC
Ranktheimagesonthebasisofthemagnitudeoftheirmagnification.
Rankthesefromlargesttosmallest.Torankitemsasequivalent,overlapthem.
Hint1.Ratiooffocallengthtoobjectdistancefromfocalpoint
Youcandeterminethemagnificationoftheimageusingtheobjectdistance,d ,andfocallength,f .Theratioofthefocallengthtoobjectdistance
fromthefocalpointisallyouneed.
Recallthattheobjectdistance,d ,ismeasuredfromtheplaneofthemirror.Asketchofthemirrorwillhelpyoutovisualizethedistancesgiven
andratioyourequire.
Hint2.Objectatthefocalpoint
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Ifanobjectislocatedexactlyatthefocalpointofthemirror,d
ineitherdirection,theimagesizedecreases.
= f
,theimageis"infinitely"large.Astheobjectmovesawayfromthefocalpoint,
ANSWER:
Correct
Problem24.10
Examiningyourimageinaconvexmirrorwhoseradiusofcurvatureis24.4cm,youstandwiththetipofyournose11.0cmfromthesurfaceofthemirror.
PartA
Whereistheimageofyournoselocated?
Expressyouranswerwiththeappropriateunits.
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ANSWER:
s
= 5.78cm
Correct
PartB
Whatisitsmagnification?
ANSWER:
m
= 0.526
Correct
PartC
Yourearis10.0cmbehindthetipofyournosewhereistheimageofyourearlocated?
Expressyouranswerwiththeappropriateunits.
ANSWER:
s
= 7.72cm
Correct
PartD
Whatisitsmagnification?
ANSWER:
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PhETTutorial:GeometricOptics
LearningGoal:
Tounderstandhowthepropertiesofaconvexlensandthedistancebetweentheobjectandthelensaffecttheimage.
Forthistutorial,usethePhETsimulationGeometricOptics.Thissimulationallowsyoutoexperimentwithpropertiesofaconvexlensandseehowthe
resultingimagechanges.
Startthesimulation.Whenyouclickthesimulationlink,youmaybeaskedwhethertorun,open,orsavethefile.Choosetorunoropenit.
Youcandragthelensandtheobjecttoanylocationandseetheresultingimage.Youcanadjustthecurvatureofthelens,therefractiveindexofthelens
material,andthediameterofthelens,usingthesliderbarsatthetop.
Feelfreetoplayaroundwiththesimulation.Whenyouaredone,beginpartA.
PartA
Aconvexlensisatransparentinstrumentthatusesrefractiontobendandfocuslightfromanobject,formingasharpimage.We'llfirstinvestigatehow
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thelensproducesanimagefromapointsourceoflight(alamp).
SelectScreenatupperright,whichmakestheobjectalampandgivesablackscreenthatcanbedraggedaround.
SelectManyraysatupperlefttoseehowthelensbendssomeoftheraysoflightfromthelamp.
Withthelamppositionedfartotheleftofthelens,youshouldseethattheraysthatgothroughthelensconvergetoapoint.Ifthescreenisplacedwhere
thebeamsconverge,theimageonthescreenwillbeinfocus(itwillbeasmalldotoflightsincethatiswhattheobjectlookslikeinthiscase).The
screenisthenatthefocalplane.Asthelampismovedclosertothelens,thedistancebetweenthefocalplaneandthelens_____.
ANSWER:
decreases.
remainsthesame.
increases.
Correct
Whenthelampisclosertothelens,theraysgoingintothelensaredivergingmorequicklythanwhenthelampisfurtheraway.Thus,aftergoing
throughthelens,theyaren'tconvergingasquickly,soittakesalongerdistanceforthemtofocus.
PartB
Thehorizontalbluelinethroughthemiddleofthelensiscalledtheopticalaxis.Asthelampismovedaboveorbelowtheaxis,keepingthehorizontal
distancetothecenterofthelensconstant,howdoesthehorizontaldistancefromthelenstotheimagechange?
ANSWER:
Itincreases.
Itdoesnotchange.
Itdecreases.
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Thisexplainswhywerefertoafocalplane.Allobjectswiththesamehorizontaldistancetothelenswillbefocusedbythelensonthesameplane.
Youcanseethisbyselecting2ndPointandplacingoneofthelampsaboveoriginallamp.
PartC
Dotheraysthatgothroughthelensalwaysconvergeontherightsideofthelens(formingarealimage),regardlessofthepositionofthelamp?
ANSWER:
Noifthelampisveryclosetothelens,theraysdon'tconverge.
Noifthelampisveryfaraway,theraysdon'tconverge.
Yes
Correct
ThetwoyellowX's(oneithersideofthelens)arecalledfocalpoints.Thedistancebetweenafocalpointandthelensiscalledthefocallengthofthe
lens.Iftheobjectisclosertothelensthanthisdistance,thelenscannotbendtheraysenoughforthemtoconverge.
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PartD
Placethelampsothatthepointlikesourceisdirectlyontheleftfocalpoint.Whathappenstotheraysthatpassthroughthelensontherightsideofthe
lens?
ANSWER:
Theyareparallel.
Theydiverge.
Theyconverge.
Correct
Whentheobjectisatthefocalpoint,theraysneitherdivergenorconverge,butareperfectlyparallel.Conversely,iftheobjectwereatinfinity,the
raysgoingfromtheobjecttothelenswouldbeparallel,andafterpassingthroughthelens,theywouldconvergeatthefocalpoint.
PartE
Thefocallength____________whentherefractiveindexofthelensisincreasedand__________whenthecurvatureradiusofthelensisincreased.
ANSWER:
decreases/increases
increases/decreases
decreases/decreases
increases/increases
Correct
Ahigherindexofrefractioncausestheraysoflighttobendmore(goingintoandcomingoutofthelens).Theraysthereforefocusmorequickly,and
thefocallengthisshorter.Ifthesurfaceofthelenswheretherayentersisparalleltothesurfacewheretherayexits,theraywillnotbebentatall.
Thegreatertheanglebetweenthetwosurfaceswheretherayentersandleavesthelens(asisthecaseforasmallerradiusofcurvature),themore
theoutgoingraywillbebentrelativetotheincomingray.
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PartF
Thefocallength__________whenthediameterofthelensisincreased.
ANSWER:
doesnotchange
increases
decreases
Correct
Thefocallengthdoesnotdependonthelens'sdiameteragreaterdiametersimplyallowsmorelighttobefocused.
PartG
Makethecurvatureradius0.6m,therefractiveindex1.5,andthediameter0.6m.Placethelampsothatthesourceoflightis120cmfromthemiddle
ofthelens(usetheruler).
Thefocallengthofthelensis____________,andthefocalplaneis___________fromthelens.
Hint1.Howtoapproachtheproblem
Usetherulertomeasurethedistancefromthecenterofthelenstoeitherofthefocalpoints.Thisisthefocallength.Then,usetherulerto
measurethedistancefromthecenterofthelenstowheretheraysconverge(thelocationoftheimage).
ANSWER:
30cm/120cm
60cm/180cm
60cm/60cm
60cm/120cm
120cm/120cm
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Forthislens,whentheobjectis120cmaway,theimageisthesamedistanceontheothersideofthelens.
PartH
Now,movethelampsothatitis90cmfromthecenterofthelens.
Howfarfromthelensistheimage?
ANSWER:
160cm
120cm
90cm
180cm
60cm
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Thedistancestotheobject,s theimage,s andthefocallength,f ,arerelatedbythelensequation:
1
s
1
s
1
f
PartI
Now,let'slookattheimagesofextendedobjects.DeselectScreen.Youshouldseeapencilastheobjectanditsimage.Everypointonthepencilemits
rayslikeapointsource.SelectingManyraysshowsraysfromthepencilstip.
Movethepencilaround,andlookattheresultingimage.Howdoesthesizeoftheimagedependonthepositionofthepencil(keepthedistancegreater
thanthefocallengthofthelens)?
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Thesizeoftheimagedoesn'tchange.
Thesizeoftheimagedecreasesasthedistancefromthepenciltothelensdecreases.
Thesizeoftheimageincreasesasthedistancefromthepenciltothelensdecreases.
Correct
Theimagegetsverybigastheobjectapproachesthefocalpoint.
PartJ
ThemagnificationofanobjectisdefinedasM
h
,whereh istheheightoftheimageandhistheheightoftheobject.Iftheimageisinverted,then
isnegative.
Placethepencil90cmfromthelens.Whatisthemagnificationoftheimage(besurethecurvatureradiusisstill0.6mandtherefractiveindexis1.5)?
ANSWER:
2.0
1.0
0.5
1.5
Correct
Noticethattheimageisalsotwiceasfarfromthelensastheobject.
PartK
HowfarfromthelensdoesthepencilneedtobeforthemagnificationM tobe1?
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180cm
It'simpossible!
60cm
120cm
Correct
Noticethat,asyousawearlierforthislens,whentheobjectis120cmaway,theimageisalso120cm,sotheratioofthedistancess ands is
s
equaltoone.Infact,asyoumighthaveguessedbynow,themagnificationcanalsobeexpressedasM = s .
PhETInteractiveSimulations
UniversityofColorado
http://phet.colorado.edu
RayTracingforaConcaveMirror
AnobjectOisplacedatthelocationshowninfrontofaconcavesphericalmirror.Useraytracingtodeterminethelocationandsizeofthereflectedimage.As
youwork,keepinmindthefollowingpropertiesofprincipalrays:
1. Arayparalleltotheaxis,afterreflection,passesthroughthefocalpointFofaconcavemirrororappearstocomefromthe(virtual)focalpointof
aconvexmirror.
2. Araythrough(orproceedingtoward)thefocalpointFisreflectedparalleltotheaxis.
3. ArayalongtheradiusthroughorawayfromthecenterofcurvatureCintersectsthesurfacenormallyandisreflectedbackalongitsoriginalpath.
4. AraytothevertexVisreflected,formingequalangleswiththeopticaxis.
PartA
Tracethepathofarayemittedfromthetipoftheobjectthroughthefocalpointofthemirrorandthenthereflectedraythatresults.Startbyextendingthe
existingrayemittedfromthetipoftheobject.Thencreatethereflectedray.
Drawthevectorforthereflectedraystartingfromthepointwheretheincidentfocalrayhitsthemirror.Thelocationandorientationofthe
vectorwillbegraded.Thelengthofthevectorwillnotbegraded.
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PartB
Nowtracethepathofarayemittedfromthetipoftheobjectparalleltotheaxisofthemirrorandthenthereflectedraythatresults.Startbyextendingthe
existingrayemittedfromthetipoftheobject.Thencreatethereflectedray.
Drawthevectorforthereflectedraystartingfromthepointwheretheincidentfocalrayhitsthemirror.Thelocationandorientationofthe
vectorwillbegraded.Thelengthofthevectorwillnotbegraded.
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PartC
Now,usingthetworaysyouhavetraced,drawtheimageoftheobjectatthecorrectlocation,withthecorrectorientationandsize.
Drawthevectorendingattheintersectionofthereflectedrays.Thelocation,orientation,andlengthofthevectorwillbegraded.
Hint1.Imageformation(tipofthearrow)
Sinceboththefocalrayandparallelrayreflectfromthetipoftheobject,wheretheycrossisthelocationoftheimageofthetipoftheobject.
Hint2.Imageformation(baseofthearrow)
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Ifyouweretodrawthefocalrayandparallelrayfromthebaseoftheobject,whichliesonthecentralaxisofthemirror,theserayswouldboth
traveltowardandreflectfromthemirroralongthecentralaxis.Thisimpliesthatifthebaseoftheobjectliesonthecentralaxis,thebaseofthe
imageliesonthecentralaxis.
ANSWER:
Correct
Youcouldhavedrawnadditionalrayssuchastherayincidentfromthetipoftheobjectthatstrikesthevertexofthemirroranditscorresponding
reflectedray.However,tworaysareoftenenoughtodeterminetheimagelocation.
RayTracingforaConvexMirror
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AnobjectOisplacedatthelocationshowninfrontofaconvexsphericalmirror.Useraytracingtodeterminethelocationandsizeoftheimageinthemirror.
Asyouwork,keepinmindthefollowingpropertiesofprincipalrays:
1. Arayparalleltotheaxis,afterreflection,passesthroughthefocalpointFofaconcavemirrororappearstocomefromthe(virtual)focalpointof
aconvexmirror.
2. Araythrough(orproceedingtoward)thefocalpointFisreflectedparalleltotheaxis.
3. ArayalongtheradiusthroughorawayfromthecenterofcurvatureCintersectsthesurfacenormallyandisreflectedbackalongitsoriginalpath.
4. AraytothevertexVisreflected,formingequalangleswiththeopticaxis.
PartA
Tracethepathofarayemittedfromthetipoftheobjecttowardthefocalpointofthemirrorandthenthereflectedraythatresults.Startbyextendingthe
existingrayemittedfromthetipoftheobject.Thencreatethereflectedray.
Drawthevectorforthereflectedraystartingfromthepointwheretheincidentfocalrayhitsthemirror.Thelocationandorientationofthe
vectorwillbegraded.Thelengthofthevectorwillnotbegraded.
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PartB
Nowtracethepathofarayemittedfromthetipoftheobjectparalleltotheaxisofthemirrorandthenthereflectedraythatresults.Startbyextendingthe
existingrayemittedfromthetipoftheobject.Thencreatethereflectedray.
Drawthevectorforthereflectedraystartingfromthepointwheretheincidentfocalrayhitsthemirror.Thelocationandorientationofthe
vectorwillbegraded.Thelengthofthevectorwillnotbegraded.
Hint1.Constructingthereflectedray
Accordingtopoint#1intheproblemintroduction,thereflectedraywillappeartohaveoriginatedfromthefocalpoint.Trydrawingavectorfromthe
focalpointthroughthepointwheretheincidentrayhitsthemirror.Thenshortenthisvectorsothatitsstartpointisonthemirror,withoutchanging
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itsangle.Alternatively,youcandrawanunlabeledvectorextendingfromthefocalpointandpassingthroughthepointwheretheincidentrayhits
themirror.Thenyoucandrawthereflectedrayontopoftheunlabeledvector.Keepinmindthattheunlabeledvectorshouldnotbepartofyour
submission.
ANSWER:
Correct
PartC
Whattypeofimageoftheobjectwilltheconvexmirrorcreate?
ANSWER:
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Avirtualimagebehindthemirror.
Arealimageinfrontofthemirror.
Correct
PartD
Now,usingthetworaysyouhavetraced,drawtheimageoftheobjectatthecorrectlocation,withthecorrectorientationandsize.Startbyextendingthe
existingvirtualraysfromthesurfaceofthemirrorwherethereflectedraystouchthemirror.
Drawthevectorendingattheintersectionofthevirtualrays.Thelocation,orientation,andlengthofthevectorwillbegraded.
Hint1.Virtualextension
Avirtualextensionisarayonthevirtualsideofthemirrorthatrepresentsthepaththatthereflectedrayappearstohavefollowedinsidethemirror.
Todrawavirtualextension,simplyextendthevirtualrayonthevirtualsideofthemirrorwithoutchangingitsdirection.
Hint2.Imageformation(tipofthearrow)
Sinceboththefocalrayandparallelrayreflectfromthetipoftheobject,wheretheycrossisthelocationoftheimageofthetipoftheobject.
Hint3.Imageformation(baseofthearrow)
Ifyouweretodrawthefocalrayandparallelrayfromthebaseoftheobject,whichliesonthecentralaxisofthemirror,theserayswouldboth
traveltowardandreflectfromthemirroralongthecentralaxis.Thisimpliesthatifthebaseoftheobjectliesonthecentralaxis,thebaseofthe
imageliesonthecentralaxis.
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Thesimpleraytracingyouworkedthroughinthisproblemisthestartingpointforthephotorealisticsceneryandlightingeffectsthatarecommonin
computergames.
HowDeepIstheGoldfish?
Atankwhosebottomisamirrorisfilledwithwatertoadepthof20.9cm.Asmallfishfloatsmotionless8.00cmunderthesurfaceofthewater.
PartA
Whatistheapparentdepthofthefishwhenviewedatnormalincidencetothewater?
Expressyouranswerincentimeters.Use1.33fortheindexofrefractionofwater.
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Hint1.Usetheobjectimagerelation
Recallthattheobjectimagerelationforasphericalrefractingsurfaceisgivenbytheequation
na
sa
nb
sb
nb na
R
Hint2.Radiusofcurvatureofthesurface
Noticethatthesurfaceofthewaterinthefishbowlisessentiallyflat.Asaresult,theradiusofcurvatureofthissurfaceisinfinite.
ANSWER:
6.02 cm
Correct
PartB
Whatistheapparentdepthofthereflectionofthefishinthebottomofthetankwhenviewedatnormalincidence?
Expressyouranswerincentimeters.Use1.33fortheindexofrefractionofwater.
Hint1.Followthepathoflight
Keepinmindthatthelighthastobouncefromthebottomofthefish,downtothemirror,andthenbackupandoutofthewatertotheviewer.First
thinkofhowfardownthefishwouldappeariftheindexofrefractionwerethesameinthewaterasout.Youcanusethelawofreflectionfora
planemirrortodeterminewherethefishwouldappearwithoutthewater.Thenapplythecorrectionfortherealrefractionduetothewater.
ANSWER:
25.4 cm
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Problem24.28
Toapersonswimming0.770mbeneaththesurfaceofthewaterinaswimmingpool,thedivingboarddirectlyoverheadappearstobeaheightof5.35m
abovetheswimmer.
PartA
Whatistheactualheightofthedivingboardabovethesurfaceofthewater?
ANSWER:
h
= 3.44 m
Correct
RayTracinginLensesandMirrors
Weusuallylocatetheimageformedbyanobjectbylookingfortheintersectionofjusttwooftherayscomingfromthatobject,andweusuallychoosethese
tworaystobeassimpletodrawaspossible.Infact,alltherayscomingfromtheobjectthatpassthroughthelensmustconvergeatthelocationofthe
image.Inthisproblemyouwillbeaskedtoidentifysomeoftheseotherrays,whicharenotsosimpletodraw.
PartA
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Thefirstfigureshowsanobjecttotheleftofaconverginglens.Thefocalpointofthelensis
labeledF.Fiveraysaredrawnfromthetipoftheobjecttothelens,butonlyoneofthemis
tracedthroughthelenscorrectly.Choosetheraythatistracedcorrectly.
Hint1.Howtoapproachthisproblem
Alloftheraysshownaresimilarlytothestandardraysusedtodrawraydiagrams(i.e.,paralleltothelens'axis,passingthroughthefocalpoint,or
passingthroughthecenterofthelens).Tofigureoutifarayiscorrectlydrawn,thinkaboutthestandardraythatisclosesttotherayyouare
lookingat.Considerwhatwouldhappentothestandardrayasyoumovedtheleftsideslightlytoalignitwiththerayyouarelookingat.
ANSWER:
ray1
ray2
ray3
ray4
ray5
Correct
PartB
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Thesecondfigureshowsanobjecttotherightofaconcavemirror.ThefocalpointofthemirrorislabeledF.Fourraysareshownreflectingoffthemirror,
butonlyoneofthemisdrawncorrectly.Choosetheraythatistracedcorrectly.
Hint1.Howtoapproachthisproblem
Alloftheraysshownaresimilartothestandardraysusedtodrawraydiagrams(i.e.,paralleltothemirror'saxis,passingthroughthefocalpoint,
orpassingthroughthecenterofthemirror).Tofigureoutifarayiscorrectlydrawn,thinkaboutthestandardraythatisclosesttotherayyouare
lookingat.Considerwhatwouldhappentothestandardrayasyoumovedtheleftsideslightlytoalignitwiththerayyouarelookingat.
ANSWER:
ray1
ray2
ray3
ray4
Correct
Problem24.44
Aconverginglenswithafocallengthof12.6cmformsavirtualimage8.10mmtall,16.8cmtotherightofthelens.
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PartA
Determinethepositionoftheobject.
ANSWER:
s
= 7.20 cm
Correct
PartB
Determinethesizeoftheobject.
ANSWER:
|y|
= 0.347 cm
Correct
PartC
Istheimageerectorinverted?
ANSWER:
Theimageiserect.
Theimageisinverted.
Correct
PartD
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Aretheobjectandimageonthesamesideoroppositesidesofthelens?
ANSWER:
onthesameside
onoppositesides
Correct
MultipleChoiceProblem24.03
PartA
Ifasinglelensformsavirtualimage,wecanconcludethat
ANSWER:
Itisaconverginglens.
Itisadiverginglens.
Itcouldbeeithertypeoflens.
Correct
UnderstandingLenses
LearningGoal:
Tolearnthequantitativeuseofthelensequation,aswellashowtodeterminequalitativepropertiesofsolutions.
Inworkingwithlenses,therearethreeimportantquantitiestoconsider:Theobjectdistances isthedistancealongtheaxisofthelenstotheobject.The
imagedistances isthedistancealongtheaxisofthelenstotheimage.Thefocallengthf isanintrinsicpropertyofthelens.Thesethreequantitiesare
relatedthroughtheequation
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s
1
f
Notethatthisequationisvalidonlyforthin,sphericallenses.Unlessotherwisespecified,alensproblemalwaysassumesthatyouareusingthin,spherical
lenses.
Theequationaboveallowsyoutocalculatethelocationsofimagesandobjects.Frequently,youwillalsobeinterestedinthesizeoftheimageorobject,
particularlyifyouareconsideringamagnifyingglassormicroscope.Theratioofthesizeofanimagetothesizeoftheobjectiscalledthemagnification.Itis
givenby
m=
wherey istheheightoftheimageandyistheheightoftheobject.Thesecondequalityallowsyoutofindthesizeoftheimage(orobject)withthe
informationprovidedbythethinlensequation.
Allofthequantitiesintheaboveequationscantakebothpositiveandnegativevalues.Positivedistancescorrespondtorealimagesorobjects,while
negativedistancescorrespondtovirtualimagesorobjects.Positiveheightscorrespondtouprightimagesorobjects,whilenegativeheightscorrespondto
invertedimagesorobjects.Thefollowingtablesummarizestheseproperties:
s
s
y
y
positive
negative
real
virtual
real
virtual
upright
inverted
upright
inverted
Thefocallengthf canalsobepositiveornegative.Apositivefocallengthcorrespondstoaconverginglens,whileanegativefocallengthcorrespondstoa
diverginglens.
Consideranobjectwiths = 12 cm thatproducesanimagewiths = 15 cm .Notethatwheneveryouareworkingwithaphysicalobject,theobjectdistance
willbepositive(inmultipleopticssetups,youwillencounter"objects"thatareactuallyimages,butthatisnotapossibilityinthisproblem).Apositiveimage
distancemeansthattheimageisformedonthesideofthelensfromwhichthelightemerges.
PartA
Findthefocallengthofthelensthatproducestheimagedescribedintheproblemintroductionusingthethinlensequation.
Expressyouranswerincentimeters,asafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
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f
= 6.67 cm
Correct
PartB
Consideringthesignoff ,isthelensconvergingordiverging?
ANSWER:
converging
diverging
Correct
PartC
Whatisthemagnificationmofthelens?
Expressyouranswerasafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
m
= 1.25
Correct
PartD
Thinkaboutthesignofs andthesignofy ,whichyoucanfindfromthemagnificationequation,knowingthataphysicalobjectisalwaysconsidered
upright.Whichofthefollowingdescribesthenatureandorientationoftheimage?
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realandupright
realandinverted
virtualandupright
virtualandinverted
Correct
Nowconsideradiverginglenswithfocallengthf
= 15 cm
,producinganuprightimagethatis5/9astallastheobject.
PartE
Istheimagerealorvirtual?Thinkaboutthemagnificationandhowitrelatestothesignofs .
ANSWER:
real
virtual
Correct
PartF
Whatistheobjectdistance?Youwillneedtousethemagnificationequationtofindarelationshipbetweens ands .Thensubstituteintothethinlens
equationtosolvefors .
Expressyouranswerincentimeters,asafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
s
= 12.0 cm
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PartG
Whatistheimagedistance?
Expressyouranswerincentimeters,asafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
s
= 6.67 cm
Correct
Alensplacedattheoriginwithitsaxispointingalongthexaxisproducesarealinvertedimageatx
= 24 cm
thatistwiceastallastheobject.
PartH
Whatistheimagedistance?
Expressyouranswerincentimeters,asafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
s
= 24.0 cm
Correct
PartI
Whatisthexcoordinateoftheobject?Keepinmindthatarealimageandarealobjectshouldbeonoppositesidesofthelens.
Expressyouranswerincentimeters,asafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
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= 12.0 cm
Correct
PartJ
Isthelensconvergingordiverging?
ANSWER:
converging
diverging
Correct
Youcansolvethelensequationfors intermsofs andf .Ifyoudothisandthensubstituteyourresultintothemagnificationequation,youwillsee
thattheonlywaytoobtainanimageofarealobjectthatislargerthantheobjectitselfiswithaconverginglens.
PartK
Findthefocallengthofthelens.
Expressyouranswerincentimeters,asafractionortothreesignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
f
= 8.00 cm
Correct
RayTracingandImageFormationwithaConcaveLens
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Aconcavelensrefractsparallelraysinsuchawaythattheyarebentawayfromtheaxisofthelens.Forthisreason,aconcavelensisreferredtoasa
diverginglens.
PartA
Considerthefollowingdiagrams,whereFrepresentsthefocalpointofaconcavelens.Inthesediagrams,theimageformedbythelensisobtainedusing
theraytracingtechnique.Whichdiagramsareaccurate?
TypeAifyouthinkthatonlydiagramAiscorrect,typeABifyouthinkthatonlydiagrams
AandBarecorrect,andsoon.
Hint1.Arayparalleltothelensaxis
Arayparalleltotheaxisofaconcavelensisrefractedalongalinethatextendsbackthroughthefocalpointonthesamesideofthelens.
Hint2.Araythatpassesthroughthefocalpoint
Araythatisdirectedtowardthefocalpointontheothersideofthelensisrefractedparalleltothelensaxis.
Hint3.Araythatpassesthroughthemiddleofthelens
Araythatpassesthroughthemiddleofaconcavelenscontinuesonitsoriginaldirectionwithessentiallynodisplacementafterpassingthrough
thelens.
ANSWER:
AC
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Aconcavelensalwaysformsanimagethatisonthesamesideofthelensastheobject.
PartB
Ifthefocallengthoftheconcavelensis7.50cm,atwhatdistanced o fromthelensshouldanobjectbeplacedsothatitsimageisformed3.70cm
fromthelens?
Expressyouranswerincentimeters.
Hint1.Howtoapproachtheproblem
Todeterminetheobjectdistanceyoucanusethethinlensequation,butbecarefultoassignthecorrectsigntoeachquantityinvolvedinthe
equation.
Hint2.Thethinlensequation
Thethinlensequationforalenswithafocallengthf is
1
do
1
di
1
f
Hint3.Findtheimagedistance
Whatistheimagedistanced i foraconcavelensthatformsanimage3.70cmfromthelens?
Expressyouranswerincentimeters.
Hint1.Signconventionforimagedistances
Conventionallytheimagedistancehasapositivesignwhentheimageisontheoppositesideofthelensfromtheobject(arealimage),and
anegativesignwhentheimageisonthesamesideofthelensastheobject(avirtualimage).
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di
= 3.70 cm
ANSWER:
do
= 7.30 cm
Correct
PartC
WhatisthemagnificationmproducedbytheconcavelensdescribedinPartB?
Expressyouranswernumerically.
Hint1.Magnification
Themagnificationmproducedbyalensisgivenbytheformula
m=
di
do
= 0.507
Correct
PartD
Whereshouldtheobjectbemovedtohavealargermagnification?
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Hint1.Magnificationandimagesize.
Recallthatalargermagnificationcorrespondstoalargerimage.YoumayfindtheraydiagramsfoundinPartAhelpfulindetermininghowthesize
oftheimagevariesastheobjectismovedcloserorfartherfromthelens.
ANSWER:
Theobjectshouldbemovedclosertothelens.
Theobjectshouldbemovedfartherfromthelens.
Theobjectshouldbemovedtothefocalpointofthelens.
Theobjectshouldnotbemovedclosertothelensthanthefocalpoint.
Correct
Problem24.54
Thefigureshowsasmallplantnearathinlens.Therayshownisoneoftheprincipalraysforthelens.Eachsquare
is1.5cmalongthehorizontaldirection,buttheverticaldirectionisnottothesamescale.Useinformationfromthe
diagramtoanswerthefollowingquestions:
PartA
Usingonlytherayshown,decidewhattypeoflensthisis.
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converging
diverging
Correct
PartB
Whatisthefocallengthofthelens?
Expressyouranswerusingtwosignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
f
= 4.5 cm
Correct
PartC
Calculatewheretheimageshouldbe.
Expressyouranswerusingtwosignificantfigures.
ANSWER:
s
= 2.3 cm
Correct
VideoTutor:PartiallyCoveringaLens
First,launchthevideobelow.Youwillbeaskedtouseyourknowledgeofphysicstopredicttheoutcomeofanexperiment.Then,closethevideowindowand
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PartA
Supposewereplacethelensinthevideowithonethathasalongerfocallength.Tokeeptheimagesharp,howshouldwemovethescreen?
Hint1.Howtoapproachtheproblem.
Ifyouhadtosolvethisproblemforanumericalresult,youcouldusethethinlensequation,whichrelatesthedistancesbetweenthebulb,lens,
andscreentothefocallengthofthelens.
However,sincethequestionisqualitative,letsusearaydiagram.Alenswithalongerfocallengthisonethatrefractsrayslessstrongly:
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Hereisaprincipalraydiagramforthelenswiththeshorterfocallength.Theobjectrepresentsthebulb,andtheimagedistanceS iswhereyou
needtoplacethescreentogetasharpimage:
Now,constructanequivalentdiagramforthelenswiththelongerfocallength.WilltheimagedistanceS (thedistancetothescreen)begreater,
smaller,orthesame?
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ANSWER:
Towardthelens
Awayfromthelens
Thereisnoneedtomovethescreen.
Correct
Ifweincreasef ,thenwemustincreasethedistancebetweenthelensandthescreeninordertogetasharpimage.
Problem24.62
An3.85mmtallobjectis23.0cmfromthecenterofasilveredsphericalglassChristmastreeornament5.80cmindiameter.
PartA
Whatisthepositionofitsimage(measuredfromthecenteroftheornament)?
ANSWER:
d
= 1.55 cm
Correct
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PartB
Whatistheheightofitsimage?
ANSWER:
|y |
= 0.259 mm
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