please do all the questions will full working answers *Question 186: Refraction/Snell's Law The index of...
*Question 214: Thin Convex Lens/Magnification A thin convex lens has focal length 20 cm. An object is placed 40 cm from the lens. What is the magnification of the image? Select one: O a. 1 (the object stays the same size and is not inverted.) O b.-1 (The object stays the same size and is inverted.) O c. 40 cm O d. -40cm o e.-2 *Question 183: Light Properties Which of the following is not true: Select one: O a....
show all working answers *Question 218: Lens-maker's Equation A double convex lens has radii r7 = +10 cm and r2 = -10 cm. It is made from glass with an index of refraction of 1.53 for red light and 1.47 for blue light. What is the difference between the focal lengths for blue and red light? Select one: O a. 9.42 cm O b. 10.64 cm O c. 1.20 cm d. 83.3 cm O e. 0.13 cm O f. 0.012...
Match the following two columns Refractive Index Law of reflection Snell's law ( ) Real image ( )Focal point () Focal length () Concave mirror Concave lens in air ( ) Virtual Image () Fiber guide (Light pipe) 1. Image on a screen 2. Describes refraction at interface 3. Uses total internal reflection 4. Negative for convex mirror 5. Normal Result of diverging lens 6. Ir 7. At infinity for plane mirror 8. Converges parallel rays 9. Diverges parallel rays...
1) Find the speed of light in Ethanol if the refractive index of Ethanol is 1.36. 2) Find the angle of refraction for a ray of light traveling from air into fresh water with an angle of incidence of 53.5. 3) Find the critical angle for a ray of light traveling from olive oil (n-1.47) into water (n-1.333) 4) A ray of light travels in air and hits an object with an incidence angle of 35.0 degrees. Find the refractive...
Lab Question: Reflection & Refraction (Snell's Law) experiment 1) If you conducted this experiment with a different lens, one with larger refractive index, would you find larger angles of refraction for each angle incidence? Why or why not?? 2) Without refrence to equations, explain why it's physically impossible for total internal reflection (theta= 90 degree) to occur in this experiment ????
answer those Question please? QUESTION 3 You take an object that is 5.25 cm high and place it 31.4 cm in front of a converging lens and observe an inverted image after the lens. You measure the inverted image with a ruler, and its length is 13.7 cm. What is the focal length of the lens in millimeters? (State answer as integer and use negative sign if appropriate. Do not confuse cm and mm. Do not include unit in answer.)...
18. A thin lens made of glass with the index of refraction versus wavelength as shown in the figure. It has a focal length of magnitude 10.0 cm for green light. You shine a second laser light on the lens and find that the focal length now has a magnitude less than 10.0 cm. What color 1.545 could be the second laser? a. red b. blue c. also green d. It depends on whether the lens is converging or diverging...
do the two questions *Question 221: Microscope A crude symmetric hand held microscope consists of two converging lenses each of focal length 5.0 cm fastened in the ends of a tube 40 cm long. What is the overall angular magnification of the microscope? (Use a near point of 25 cm.) Select one: O a.-1 O b.-40 O C. -30 oo *Question 235: Thin Film Interference A thin layer of a transparent material with index of refraction 1.30 is used as...
can you please answer these question Question 3 0/5 pts In the figure below, a light ray enters a glass slab (whose index of refraction, nglass = 1.594) at point A and then undergoes total internal reflection at point B. Find the initial angle of incidence, 0; in degrees, for which total internal reflection can take place. The medium that surrounds the glass slab is a liquid whose index of refraction, niquid= 1.291. Please round your answer to the nearest...
All I need is the index of refraction from the info above if thats possible! Thanks! DATA SHEE PARTI: Reflection, Mirrors, and Focal Length Measurements Section A: Reflection from a Plane Mirror Table A 0. 54 percent error 5.26% trial1 57 trial 2 30 26 13.3% trial 3 72 70 2.78% percent error = x 100% BE ection B1: Reflection from a Concave Mirror Focal Length of the Concave Mirror: f81= 5.50cm Radius of Curvature of the Concave Mirror: R$1=...