2nd Quarter Week 6

( Jan. 12, 2021)

Day 2 ( Synchronous Class)

Label the figure below:

F F
2F O 2F
image
 Group
Presentation

Rubrics
Ray tracing – 5 pts
Description – 5 pts
Teamwork – 5 pts
Total- 15 pts
Images Formed in
Converging Lens
Group 1
Group 1
Group 2
Group 2
Group 3
Group 3
 Let’s try this:

Objects Location
At 2F

Location of image
At 2F on the other side of the lens
Orientation of Image
Inverted
Size of Image
Same size
Type of Image
Real Image
 Let’s try this:

Objects Location

Location of image
NO IMAGE
Orientation of Image IS FORMED
Size of Image
Type of Image
The images formed in convex lens
Images Formed
in Diverging
Lens
Group 4
Group 4
Group 5
Group 5
Describe the Image formed in Concave Lens

Objects Location Between 2F and F Between F and O

Location of image
Between F and V Between F and V
Orientation of Image Upright
Upright
Size of Image Reduced Reduced
Type of Image Virtual Virtual
 Any
Questions?
Uses of lenses
Binoculars and Telescopes
• Binoculars and telescopes employ
convex lenses to magnify objects and
make them appear closer, but convex
lenses don't transfer light accurately;
they create distortions and blurs.
Binocular and telescope manufacturers
therefore install concave lenses in or
before the eyepieces to help focus
images more clearly for the viewer.
Eyeglasses
• Opticians use concave lenses to correct
nearsightedness -- also called myopia. A
nearsighted eyeball is too long, and the
image of a far-away object falls short of
the retina. Concave lenses in glasses
correct this shortfall by spreading out
the light before it reaches the eye,
thereby enabling the person using them
to see distant objects more clearly.
Cameras
• Camera manufacturers use combinations of
concave and convex lenses to improve the quality
of photographs. The primary lens of a camera is
convex, and when used alone, it can cause
distortions in the photographs called chromatic
aberrations. A convex lens, on the other hand,
refracts light of different colors at different
angles, creating a fringe effect around bright
objects in the picture. Combining convex lens and
concave lenses eliminates both undesirable
effects.
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OPTICAL DEVICES

1.
CAMERA

2.
OFFICE COPIER

3.
PROJECTOR

4.
LIGHTHOUSE

5.
MAGNIFYING
GLASS
Let’s Check
your
understanding
1. A student used a magnifying glass to examine
crystals in a mineral specimen. The magnifying
glass contains

a. convex mirror c. concave mirror

b. convex lens d. concave lens
2. In the diagram below, where is the image
located?

a. At F
b. At 2F
c. Between F and 2F on the other side of the lens
d. Beyond 2F on the other side of the lens
3. When the image is located between F and the lens, compare
the height of the image with the height of the object.

a. larger than the object

b. same size as the object
c. smaller than the object
d. there is no image
4. What kind of image is created by a concave
lens?

a. Upright and smaller

b. Inverted and smaller
c. Inverted and larger
d. Upright and smaller
5. When an object is placed on the focal point in
front of a convex lens, the image produced is ___.

a. real, reduced, and inverted

b. real, enlarged, and inverted
c. real, true, and inverted
d. There is no image
Answer key:
1. b
2. c
3. a
4. a
5. d
Assignment:

What is lens equation?

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OPTICAL DEVICES

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.