Optics and Electromagnetic Devices Quiz
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How does a periscope enable the observer to see objects out of their direct line of sight?

  • It measures the angles of light rays to calculate distances.
  • It reflects light using multiple mirrors to view objects above the observer's line of sight. (correct)
  • It magnifies distant objects using multiple lenses.
  • It gathers light using lenses to create a clear image.
  • What aspect must be adjusted to increase a simple microscope's angular magnification?

  • Lens aperture
  • Power of the lens (correct)
  • Focal length of the lens
  • Object size
  • What is observed in the image captured by a pinhole camera when the back wall is moved away from the pinhole?

  • Smaller and fainter
  • Smaller and brighter
  • Larger and fainter (correct)
  • Larger and brighter
  • Which component in an electric generator is responsible for converting mechanical energy to electrical energy?

    <p>Rotor</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of current is commonly produced by electric generators?

    <p>Alternating current</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What distinguishes an electric generator from an electric motor?

    <p>Generators rely on external mechanical energy; motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the focal length of an astronomical telescope whose eyepiece has a focal length of 20 cm, and which has a magnification of 10?

    <p>200 cm</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A compound microscope has a 95 magnification and an objective lens that is 1/38 of a centimeter away from the target. The objective lens's focal length is 1/4 cm. What is the eyepiece's magnification?

    <p>5</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does a periscope work? It

    <p>reflects light using multiple mirrors to view objects above the observer's line of sight</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Focal Length of Telescope

    • An astronomical telescope's eyepiece has a 20 cm focal length and a 10x magnification
    • The focal length of the telescope is 200 cm

    Compound Microscope Magnification

    • A compound microscope has a 95x magnification
    • The objective lens is 1/38 cm from the target, with a ½ cm focal length
    • The eyepiece magnification is 100x

    Periscope Function

    • A periscope uses multiple mirrors to reflect and view objects above the observer's line of sight

    Simple Microscope Adjustment

    • Simple microscope angular magnification is adjusted by altering the focal length of the lens

    Pinhole Camera Image

    • Moving the back wall of a pinhole camera further from the pinhole results in a smaller and fainter image

    Electric Generator Component

    • The rotor component of an electric generator transforms mechanical energy into electrical energy

    Electric Generator vs. Electric Motor

    • An electric generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy, while an electric motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy

    Mechanical Energy Input to Generator

    • The mechanical energy input to an electric generator is usually in the form of mechanical energy

    DC Motor Industrial Use

    • DC motors are still used in industrial applications because they are simple in construction and provide fine speed control

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    Description

    Test your knowledge on various optical devices such as telescopes, microscopes, and pinhole cameras, as well as the principles behind electric generators. This quiz explores magnification, focal lengths, and the mechanics of viewing instruments. Challenge yourself with questions on both practical applications and theoretical concepts.

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