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    The document provides information to calculate the height and distance of an image formed by a lens. Given the distance of the object, focal length of the lens, and height of the object, it uses the lens equations to determine the distance of the image is 30.54 cm. It then uses the ratio of heights and distances to calculate the height of the image is 87.26 cm.

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    The document provides information to calculate the height and distance of an image formed by a lens. Given the distance of the object, focal length of the lens, and height of the object, it uses the lens equations to determine the distance of the image is 30.54 cm. It then uses the ratio of heights and distances to calculate the height of the image is 87.26 cm.

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    Distance of Object, P 10 CM Focal Length, F 16 CM Height of Object H 30 CM Height of Image H ?

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    Abu Sufyan Butt
    The document provides information to calculate the height and distance of an image formed by a lens. Given the distance of the object, focal length of the lens, and height of the object, it uses the lens equations to determine the distance of the image is 30.54 cm. It then uses the ratio of heights and distances to calculate the height of the image is 87.26 cm.

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    of 2

    Distance of object,P = 10 cm

    Focal length , f = 16 cm
    Height of object = ho = 30 cm
    Height of image = hi = ?

    Distance of image , q= ?

    As we know
    1 1 1
    f = p + q
    1 1 1
    q
    = f
    - p

    Putting values
    1 1 −1
    q
    = 16 10.5

    1
    q
    = −11
    336
    −336
    q= 11

    q = -30.54 cm
    as only magnitude is required , so
    q = 30.54 cm
    Height of image
    Height of object
    = Distance of image
    Distance of object

    hi
    ho
    = qp
    q
    hi= p × ho
    30.54
    hi= 10.5 × 30

    hi =87.26 cm

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