Physic Labs

Problem 3

A thin converging lens in air has focal length f>0. An upright real object of height H lies on the principal axis at distance u>f from the optical center; use the convention that a real image on the opposite side has v>0. Neglect lens thickness and aberrations. (a) Establish the relation among u, v, and f. (b) Find v and identify the image as real or virtual. (c) Find signed magnification m and signed image height. Use SI units throughout and treat components as ideal exactly as specified. State sign conventions when writing equations and retain units in final results.
u>f⇒v>0,image reˊelleu>f \Rightarrow v>0, \text{image r\'eelle}
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Substitute the established relation and isolate the requested quantity. Keep the physical solution consistent with the initial conditions and assumptions.