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Raj Pandey

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Kindly consider the following Image

 

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alok kumar singh

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Using lens maker formula, we can write
1/f = (µ/µ? - 1) (1/R? - 1/R? )
µ = µ? ⇒ 1/f = 0 ⇒ f → Infinite

 

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The graph of? vs I is a parabola-like curve with a minimum at i=e. So (B) is the correct representation.

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Light rays travel undeviated if the refractive index of the medium does not change for any value of angle of incidence.
i.e. n? = n?
1.2 + 10.8*10? ¹? /λ² = 1.45 + 1.8*10? ¹? /λ²
9.0*10? ¹? /λ² = 0.25
λ² = 36*10? ¹?
λ = 6*10? m = 600 nm

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μ = sin (A + δm)/2) / sin (A/2)
Since, δm = A
μ = sin (A) / sin (A/2) = (2sin (A/2)cos (A/2) / sin (A/2)
μ = 2cos (A/2

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By shell's law
(sin θ)/ (sin θ') = 4/3 . (i)
For TIR on second surface
sin θ' > sin θc
(θ' + θ' = 90)
sin (90 - θ') > sin θc
cos θ' > sin θc
1 - sin²θ' > sin²θc (By equation (i) )
1 - (3/4 sin θ)² > sin²θc
[sin θc = 3/4]
1 - (9/16)sin²θ > (9/16)
1 - 9/16 > (9/16)sin²θ
7/16 > (9/16)sin²θ
sinθ < 7/3

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μ? sin 30° = μ? sin θ

⇒ 2.42 * (1/2) = (1) sinθ
sinθ = 1.21 > 1
Refraction is not possible, total internal reflection

 

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Focus of a spherical convex mirror is in the same side of centre of curvature. Thus, f = + 1 2 r .

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Maximum Distance = 3 (x + x) = 6x = 3 * 2x = 3 * 50 = 150 cm

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