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Observations

                               Table for the position, nature, and size of the image formed
                                   by concave mirror with diff erent positions of object

                S.               Position of
               No.   Object (Candle) Image (Screen)       Nature and Size of Image

                1.   At infi nity        At F              Real, inverted, highly diminished

                2.   Beyond C           Between F and C Real, inverted, diminished

                3.   At C               At C              Real, inverted, same size

                4.   Between F and C Beyond C             Real, inverted, magnifi ed

                5.   At F               At infi nity       Real, inverted, magnifi ed, but blurred

                     Between F and      Behind the
                6.                                        Virtual (cannot be taken on screen), erect, highly magnifi ed
                     P                  mirror


          Result
          The change in position, nature, and size of the image is according to the theoretical predictions.


                                                      ACTIVITY - 7

          Aim

          To study the nature and size of the image formed by a convex lens, on a screen by using a candle and a
          screen (for diff erent distances of the candle from the lens).

          Apparatus and Materials Required
            A  convex  lens  with  lens  holder,  an  optical  bench  with  three  uprights,  a  cardboard  screen,  a  candle,  a
          matchbox, and a metre scale

                                                            B


         From                         O                                                       F        A′    2F
         Infi nity  2F        F                     F        A     2F      F        O


                                                                                                      B′

                      (a) Object at infi nity                              (b) Object beyond 2F


             B
                                                                  B
            A                            F       A′                                         F       2F  A′
             2F       F        O               2F             2F A       F        O

                                                                                                        B′
                                                 B′
                        (c) Object at 2F                               (d) Object between 2F and F

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