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In FIGURE P35.30, what are the position, height, and orientation of the final image? Give the position as a distance to the right or left of the lens.

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The position, height, and orientation of the final image is given below.

Step by step solution

01

Given information.

We need to find out the position, height, orient-tion, and a distance from right or left lens.

02

Simplify

As we can get the values from the diagram:

f1=10cmf2=-30cmh=1cmS1=5cm

Here, S1is the distance from lens, f1is the focal length of lens, his the height of the object,f2is the focal length of the mirror and S'1 is the distance of the image from the lens.

First, Let us find theS1'

s1'=f1S1S1-f1S1'=(10)(5)5-10S1'=50-5S1'=-10cm

03

Calculation.

Now, Let us find out S2'

S2'=f2S2S2-f2S2'=(-30)(15)15-(-30)S2'=-45045S2'=-10cm

Finally, Let us find S3', Sincef1=f3=10cm

S3'=f3S3S3-f3S3'=(10)(15)15-10S3'=1505S3'=30cm

Finally, we geth'from next relation:

h'=hS1'S1S2'S2S3'S3h'=(1.0cm)-10cm5.0cm-10cm15cm30cm15cmh'=2.7cm.

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