Question #200388

An object 3.112 cm high is held 4.00 cm from a person’s cornea, and its reflected image is measured to be 1.989 cm high.

(a) What is the magnification? _____

(b) Where is the image? ______ cm

(c) Find the radius of curvature of the convex mirror formed by the cornea. ______ cm


answer to the nearest 3 decimal places

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2021-06-03T18:28:37-0400

a)

Γ=Hh=1.9893.112=0.639,\Gamma=\frac Hh=\frac{1.989}{3.112}=0.639,

b)

d=fΓ=40.639=2.556 cm,d=f\Gamma=4\cdot 0.639=2.556~cm,

c)

1F=2R=1f+1d=1f+1fΓ=Γ+1fΓ    \frac 1F=\frac 2R=\frac 1f+\frac 1d=\frac1f+\frac{1}{f\Gamma}=\frac{\Gamma+1}{f\Gamma}\implies R=2fΓΓ+1=240.6390.639+1=3.119 cm.R=\frac{2f\Gamma}{\Gamma+1}=\frac{2\cdot 4\cdot 0.639}{0.639+1}=3.119~cm.


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