Schaum's Outline of College Physics, Twelfth Edition (Schaum's Outlines)
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ISBN: 9781259587399
Author: Eugene Hecht
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 38, Problem 35SP
Compute the focal length of a lens that will give an erect image 10 cm from the lens when the object distance from the lens is (a) 200 cm, (b) very great.
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Ch. 38 - 38.15 [I] Draw diagrams to indicate qualitatively...Ch. 38 - 38.16 [I] A thin lens has a focal length of +20.0...Ch. 38 - 38.17 [I] An object is very far from the front of...Ch. 38 - 38.18 [I] You are designing a copy machine using a...Ch. 38 - 38.19 [I] Show that for a thin positive lens
Ch. 38 - 38.20 [I] Where must an object be located with...Ch. 38 - 38.21 [I] A bug on the central axis is 300 cm from...Ch. 38 - 38.22 [I] Considering the bug in the previous...Ch. 38 - 38.23 [I] Where should an object be placed in...Ch. 38 - 38.24 [I] Where should an object be placed in...
Ch. 38 - 38.25 [I] A 1.0-cm-tall object is placed in front...Ch. 38 - 38.26 [I] A 1.0-cm-tall object is placed in front...Ch. 38 - 38.27 [I] Where should a 1.0-cm-tall object be...Ch. 38 - 38.28 [I] What is the separation between the...Ch. 38 - 38.29 [I] An object on the central axis is 200 cm...Ch. 38 - 38.30 [I] We have a thin negative lens with a...Ch. 38 - 38.31 [I] Determine the nature, position, and...Ch. 38 - 38.32 [II] Determine the two locations of an...Ch. 38 - 38.33 [II] What are the nature and focal length of...Ch. 38 - 38.34 [II] Describe fully the image of an object...Ch. 38 - 38.35 [II] Compute the focal length of a lens that...Ch. 38 - 38.36 [II] A luminous object and a screen are 12.5...Ch. 38 - 38.37 [II] A plano-concave lens has a spherical...Ch. 38 - 38.38 [II] A convex-concave lens has faces of...Ch. 38 - 38.39 [II] A double convex glass lens has faces...Ch. 38 - 38.40 [II] Two thin lenses, of focal lengths +12...Ch. 38 - 38.41 [II] What must be the focal length of a...
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