Question
Physics Question on Spherical Mirrors
Two thin biconvex lenses have focal lengths f1 and f2. A third thin biconcave lens has focal length of f3. If the two biconvex lenses are in contact, the total power of the lenses is P1. If the first convex lens is in contact with the third lens, the total power is P2. If the second lens is in contact with the third lens, the total power is P3 then
P1=f1−f2f1f2,P2=f3−f1f1f3 and P3=f3−f2f2f3
P1=f1f2f1−f2,P2=f3+f1f3−f1 and P3=f2f3f3−f2
P1=f1f2f1−f2,P2=f1f3f3−f1 and P3=f2f3f3−f2
P1=f1f2f1+f2,P2=f1f3f3−f1 and P3=f2f3f3−f2
P1=f1f2f1+f2,P2=f1f3f3−f1 and P3=f2f3f3−f2
Solution
f1=+f1
f2=+f2
f3=−f3
FR1=f11+f21
PR=f11+f21
P1=f11+f21=f1f2f2+f1
P2=f11+f31=f1f3f3−f1
P2=f21+f31=f2f3f3−f2