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Image Position and Magnification in Curved Mirrors and Lenses Calculator
The Image Position and Magnification in Curved Mirrors and Lenses Calculator will calculate the:
- The position of image produced by a curved mirror or a lens
- Magnification produced by a curved mirror or a lens
- Height of the image produced by reflection in curved mirrors if the object's height is known.
Calculator Limitations: Curved mirror and lenses are considered as ideal.
| The position of image produced by a curved mirror or a lens is cm |
| The magnification produced by a curved mirror or a lens is |
| The height of the image produced by reflection in curved mirrors or in lenses if the object's height is known is cm |
| (Position of the image calculation |
|---|
| di = do × F/do - F di = × / - di = / di = |
| Magnification produced by a curved mirror or a lens calculation |
| M = F/do - F M = / - M = / M = |
| Height of the image produced by a curved mirror or lens calculation |
| hi = ho × (F/do - F) hi = × (/ - ) hi = × (/) hi = × hi = |
| Image Position And Magnification In Curved Mirrors And Lenses Calculator Input Values |
| Position of the object, (do) cm |
| Focal length (F) cm |
| Height of the object (ho) cm |
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Instructions for the Image Position and Magnification in Curved Mirrors and Lenses Calculator
When using the calculator, you must consider the sign rules written below:
- The object's position do is always taken as positive.
- In concave mirrors and converging lenses, the focal length F is taken as positive while in convex mirrors and diverging lenses it is taken as negative.
- If the image is real, its position di is taken as positive, while if the image is virtual its distance di is taken as negative.
Position of the image Formula and Calculation
The formula above is obtained by rearranging the mirrors (lenses) equation:
Magnification produced by a curved mirror or a lens Formula and Calculation
The formula above is obtained by the combination of the two other formulae:
Formula 1
M = di/doFormula 1
di = do × F/do - FHeight of the image produced by a curved mirror or lens Formula and Calculation
The formula above is obtained by the combination of the two other formulae:
Formula 1
M = hi/hoFormula 1
M = F/do - FOptics Physics Tutorials associated with the Image Position And Magnification In Curved Mirrors And Lenses Calculator
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