FOR THE CONCAVE LENS: Draw the ray that will only reflect away… making a projection to the focal point [THAT LINE MUST BE DOTTED]. MAKE SURE TO LABLE THIS RAY AS #2 Draw the ray that must interact with the focal point… it will run parallel to the horizontal optical axis and projected to the second focal point [THAT LINE MUST BE DOTTED]. MAKE SURE TO LABLE THIS AS #3 Can you see where the image will form at this stage, or do you need to draw another ray? No Yes Now put the small arrow that shows where the new image will form.

FOR THE CONCAVE LENS: Draw the ray that will only reflect away… making a projection to the focal point [THAT LINE MUST BE DOTTED]. MAKE SURE TO LABLE THIS RAY AS #2 Draw the ray that must interact with the focal point… it will run parallel to the horizontal optical axis and projected to the second focal point [THAT LINE MUST BE DOTTED]. MAKE SURE TO LABLE THIS AS #3 Can you see where the image will form at this stage, or do you need to draw another ray? No Yes Now put the small arrow that shows where the new image will form.

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

Section: Chapter Questions

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