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Derive of mirror formula and lenses formula.

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Derivation or proof of mirror formula:
Mirror formula is the relationship between object distance(u), image distance (v) and focal length.
1v+1u=1f

In ΔABCandABC<A=<A=90<C=<C(Vert.opp.<s]ΔABC ΔABC[AA similarity]ABAB=ACAC...(I)
Similarly,
In ΔABCandABC<A=<A=90<C=<C(vert.opp.<s]ΔABC ΔABC[AA similarity]ABAB=ACAC...(1)
Similarly, In \Delta FPE~ A'B'F
EPAB=PFAFABAB=PFAF[AB=EP]...(II)
From (I) \& (II)
ACAC=PFAFACAC=PFAF(CPAPAPCP)=(APPFPF)
Now, PF = - f; CP = 2PF = - 2f
AP = - u; and A'P = - v
Put these value in above relation:
[(2f)(v)u2f=vff]uv=fv+uf1f=1u+1v
Derivation or Proof of Lens formula:

Let AB is an object placed between f1 and f2 of the convex lens. The image A1 B1 is formed beyond 2F2 and is real and inverted.
OA = Object distance = u ; OA1 = Image distance =v;OF2= Focal length = f
In ΔOAB and ΔOA1B1 are similar
<BAO=<B1A1O=90
<AOB=<A1OB1 [vertically opp. < s]
ΔOAB ΔOA1B1
A1B1AB=OA1OA....(i)
Similarly, ΔOCF2 ΔF2A1B1
A1B1OC=F2A1OF2...........(ii)
From equation (i) and (ii), we get
OA1OA=OA1OF2OF2vu=(vu)fvf=u(vf)
Dividing equation (3) throughout by uvf
1v1u1f

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