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Question: In a converging lens of focal length f and the distance between the real object and its real image i...
In a converging lens of focal length f and the distance between the real object and its real image if 4f. If the object moves x1 distance towards the lens its image moves x2 distance away from them and when the object moves y1 distance away from the lens its image moves y2 distance towards the lens, then choose the correct option:
A) x1>x2And y1>y2
B) x1<x2 And y1<y2
C) x1<x2And y1>y2
D) x1>x2And y2>y1
Solution
Lens is a molded glass material that either converges or diverges the parallel incident rays coming to a principal axis. There are two types of lenses, converging and a diverging lens. The converging lens converges the incident rays coming parallel to the principal axis. The converging lens is thin at the upper and lower edges and thick in the middle. The converging lens is a double convex lens.
Complete step by step solution:
(i) Focal lengthf: Distance between the mirror and the principal focus. To find the Focal length, f1=do1+di1.
Where, do=distance between the object from the mirror, di= distance between the image and the mirror.
(ii) do is always positive, di is positive for the image which is the same as the object but negative if the image is opposite to the side of the object.
(iii) From the diagram, the object O and the image I are opposite to each other.
(iv) The distance of the images x2 and y2 are negative and the distance of the objects x1 and y1 is positive.
(iv) Hence the distance of the objects is greater than the images. Therefore, x1>x2 and y1>y2.
Therefore the correct option is A.
Note:
The focal length is positive for the converging lens. Hence the value of object distance is higher and the value of the image distance should be lower if in the case of the image opposite to the object. The image distance is maximum when in the case of the real image which means the object and image are on the same side.