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Problem 8: Consider the compound optical system shown in the diagram, where two thin lenses of focal lengths 7.5 cm (left lens) and 7.5 cm (right lens) are separated by a distance 45 cm.
a. If an object is placed a distance do = 17.3 cm to the left of the first lens (the left one) as shown in the figure, how far to the right of that lens, in centimeters, is the image formed?
b. What is the magnification of the first lens?
c. What is the object distance, in centimeters, for the second lens (the right lens)?
d. What is the image distance, in centimeters, for the second lens?
e. What is the magnification of the second lens?
Shown in the figure below is a system containing two lenses and an object. The focal lengths of the two lenses are f₁ = -15 cm and f₂ =
7.5 cm. The two lengths indicated in the figure are L₁ = 22.5 cm and L₂ = 12 cm.
4₁
f₁
f₂
Determine all the following about the image from the first lens only:
Object distance for the first lens, do1.
cm
Image distance for the first lens, d¡1.
Magnification of the first lens, m₁.
cm
The second lens uses the image from the first lens as its object. Determine all the following about the image from the second lens:
Object distance for the second lens, do1.
cm
Image distance for the second lens, d¡₁.
Magnification of the second lens, m₁.
Determine the magnification of the whole system, mtot.
cm
Select the correct attributes of the final image of the system:
O virtual
O real
O shrunk
O enlarged
O right side up
O upside down
NOTE: Throughout the problem be careful with the sign of every quantity.
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