PhysicsA student obtained a sharp image of the grill of a window on a screen using a convex lens. For better results, the teacher suggests focusing of a distant tree instead of the grill. In what direction should the lens be moved for this purpose?

A student obtained a sharp image of the grill of a window on a screen using a convex lens. For better results, the teacher suggests focusing of a distant tree instead of the grill. In what direction should the lens be moved for this purpose?


  1. A
    Away from the screen
  2. B
    Very far away from the screen
  3. C
    Behind the screen
  4. D
    Towards the screen 

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    Solution:

    A student obtained a sharp image of the grill of a window on a screen using a convex lens. For better results, the teacher suggests focusing of a distant tree instead of the grill. For this purpose the lens should move towards the screen.
    We know that, lens formula is  1v-1u=1f For lens and grill system, object and image distances are u1 and v1 and that for lens and tree system are u2 and v2 respectively. And u1, u2 < 0
    The lens formula for lens and grill system is 1v1-1u1=1f  -------- (1)
    And the lens formula for lens and tree system is 1v2-1u2=1f  -------- (2)
    As the RHS of both the equations is same, so 1v1-1u1 = 1v2-1u2
    Or,    1v2-1v1 = 1u1-1u2   -------- (3)
     We know that the tree is far away from the grill, so u1 < u2      or, 1u1 > 1u2
    So, from (3), we get  1v2>1v1        or, v1 > v2
    Hence, distance between lens and image gets reduced and hence lens is moved towards the screen.
     
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