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Part 1
A lens produces a sharply
focused, inverted image on
screen. What will you see on the
screen if a piece of dark paper is
lowered to cover the top half of
Screen
Image
the lens?
Object
Lens
А.
An inverted but blurry image.
An image that is dimmer but
otherwise unchanged.
В.
C. Only the top half of the image.
D. Only the bottom half of the image.
E. No image at all.
A lens produces a sharply
focused, inverted image on a
Screen
screen. What will you see on the
screen if the lens is removed?
Lens
| Image
A. An inverted but blurry
image.
B. An image that is dimmer
but otherwise unchanged.
Object
C. A sharp, upright image.
D. A blurry, upright image.
E. No image at all.
Part 2
A lens produces a sharply focused,
inverted image on a screen. What
will you see on the screen if the
lens is covered by a dark mask
having a hole in the center, like on
the picture?
Screen
Lens
Image
Object
A. An inverted but blurry image.
B. An image that is dimmer but
otherwise unchanged.
C. Only the middle piece of the
image.
D. A circular diffraction pattern.
Е.
No image at all.
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