Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary EducationHSC Science Class 12th

A biconvex lens has focal length f and intensity of light I passing through it. What will be the focal length and intensity for portions of lenses obtained by cutting it vertically - Physics

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A biconvex lens has focal length f and intensity of light I passing through it. What will be the focal length and intensity for portions of lenses obtained by cutting it vertically and horizontally as shown in the figure?

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Solution

R1 = R

R2 = - R

Vertically-

`1/"f" = (mu - 1)(1/("R"_1)_(-> "R") - 1/("R"_2)_(->-"R"))`

`1/"f" = (mu - 1) 2/"R"`   ...(1)

`1/"f"_"p" = (mu - 1)(1/(∞_(-> 0)) - (- 1/"R"))`

`1/"f"_"p" = (mu - 1)/"R"`   ....(2)

equation (1) ÷ equation (2)

`(1/"f")/(1/"f"_"p")` = 2

`"f"_"p"/"f"` = 2

`"f"_"p"` = 2f

Horizontally-

`1/"f'" = (mu - 1)(1/("R"_1)_(-> "R") - 1/("R"_2)_(->-"R"))`

`1/"f'" = (mu - 1) 2/"R"`   ...(3)

f' = f

Concept: Spherical Mirrors
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