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An equi-convex lens of μ=1.5 and R=20 cm is cut into two equal parts along its axis. Two parts are then separated by a distance of 120 cm (as shown in figure). An object of height 3 mm is placed at a distance of 30 cm to the left of the first half lens. The final image will form at


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120 cm to the right of first half lens, 3 mm in size and inverted.
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150 cm to the right of first half lens, 3 mm in size and erect.
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150 cm to the right of first half lens, 6 mm in size and erect.
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120 cm to the right of first half lens, 3 mm in size and inverted
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Solution

The correct option is B 150 cm to the right of first half lens, 3 mm in size and erect.
Given that,
Refractive index of equi-convex lens, μ=1.5
Radius of curvature of lens, R=20 cm

Sign convention: Direction along incident ray is taken as +ve.

The focal length of the lens is

1f=(μ2μ11)(1R11R2)

1f=(1.511)(120120)

f=+20 cm

Thus, focal length of both the lens are +20 cm.

From question, object is placed at u1=30 cm from the left lens.

Using lens formula,

1v1u=1f

1v1130=1+20

v1=+60 cm

m1=v1u1=+6030=2

Distance between image and right lens =12060=60 cm

For second lens, u2=60 cm

1v2160=1+20

v2=+30 cm

m2=v2u2=+3060=12

The final magnification is
m=m1m2=1

Final image is at 30 cm to the right of the second lens and 150 cm to the right of the first lens and m=1 means image will be form of equal height of object.

Hence,
image height = object height=3 mm.

Therefore, option (b) is correct.

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