Establish the relation amongst u, v and f for concave lens.
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Solution
Let MPN is a concave lens. In which F is focus, C is centre and P is pole. AB is an object placed up right on the principle axis. Real image of object is A′B′. Join AP and A′P. Then for AP is incident ray and PA′ is reflected ray for P. ∵ Angle of incidence = Angle of reflection ∴∠APB=∠A′PB Draw a perpendicular from O on the principle axis. Let it be OQ ΔA′B′F and ΔOQF are similar ∴A′B′OQ=FB′QF ∵OQ=AB ∴A′B′AB=FB′QF .......(i) ΔA′B′P and ΔABP is similar ∴A′B′AB=PB′PB ......(ii) From equation (i) and (ii) FB′QF=PB′PB ......(iii) If the aperture of the mirror is small, then the points Q and P will be very near to each other and so, can be replaced by P, QF=PF (Approx) So equation (iii) become FB′PF=PB′PB PB′−PFPF=PB′PB ......(iv) By cartesian sign convention Object distance PB=−u, Image distance PB′=−v, Focal length PF=−f Hence equation (iv) becomes −v−(−f)−f=−v−u Or −v+f−f=vu Or −vf=−uf+uf Or uv=−uf+uf Dividing by uvf on both sides, we get uvuvf=vfuvf−ufuvf Or 1f=1u+1v Hence, this equation is the relation between u, v, f.