Rayoptics

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Prachi
Prachi2mo ago
What's the answer??
Boleruns
BolerunsOP2mo ago
Answer is 2
Nimboi
Nimboi2mo ago
wtf does the prism do thin prism so refractive index = A + d / A, where d is the angle of minimum deviation A is the angle of prism = 4 deg solving, we get d = 2 degrees the prism just tilts the ray of light by 2 degrees
Prachi
Prachi2mo ago
This is what I am getting
Prachi
Prachi2mo ago
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Opt
Opt2mo ago
I keep getting 4 I think they've made a mistake in the very last step by missing an addition
Opt
Opt2mo ago
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Opt
Opt2mo ago
v is 30 yes, but that means x coordinate is 30+30 =60 Since origin isn't at lens but at object If you take origin at lens, you get 2
Prachi
Prachi2mo ago
Yep, I am also getting 4 Tried various methods but still getting 4 as the answer I guess something has to be done with the refractive index of lens, otherwise they wouldn't give it
Opt
Opt2mo ago
Oh wait why is that given? Huh They've already given focal length though so it shouldn't really matter
iTeachChem
iTeachChem2mo ago
we good?

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