Single lens f₁ = 55 mm radius of circle,ho Object distance s (mm) xf x1.5 8.25cm x2.010 mm 11cm 13.75cm x2.5 1375mm x3.0 45nm = 20 mm 2cm 82.5mm 165 mm 128.5mm 10 16.5cm 110mm 16.5cm calculated image distance p (mm), measured image p (mm) 2.85cm 115cm 54 cm 92.7mm CM 32-5-19.2 cm 4,25cm 82.5mm 8.25 70 4.7cm P= Sf anal s or borobianoo S-f height image h; (mm) 0.7cm Icm 0.7cm 0.5cm no = 2cm 20mm M hi/ho M -(p/s) (mm) (mm) -0.35cm -0.35cm 0.5cm 0.5cm 0.35cm 0,31 cm 0.25cm 0.28cm How does your measure values of the image distance p, compare to the calculated value? daug bas How does the two different methods to determine magnification compare? What significance does the negative sign give to a value for magnification?
Single lens f₁ = 55 mm radius of circle,ho Object distance s (mm) xf x1.5 8.25cm x2.010 mm 11cm 13.75cm x2.5 1375mm x3.0 45nm = 20 mm 2cm 82.5mm 165 mm 128.5mm 10 16.5cm 110mm 16.5cm calculated image distance p (mm), measured image p (mm) 2.85cm 115cm 54 cm 92.7mm CM 32-5-19.2 cm 4,25cm 82.5mm 8.25 70 4.7cm P= Sf anal s or borobianoo S-f height image h; (mm) 0.7cm Icm 0.7cm 0.5cm no = 2cm 20mm M hi/ho M -(p/s) (mm) (mm) -0.35cm -0.35cm 0.5cm 0.5cm 0.35cm 0,31 cm 0.25cm 0.28cm How does your measure values of the image distance p, compare to the calculated value? daug bas How does the two different methods to determine magnification compare? What significance does the negative sign give to a value for magnification?
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