Optics: Image Formation by Lenses
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If the sheet of paper is placed on the ______ of the lens, no image is formed.

right

The image produced is therefore called a ______ image.

virtual

The rays of light coming from the common parts of the lens are ______ on the right of the lens.

diverging

No image is formed since the rays of light coming from the common parts of the lens are ______.

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

The image is formed when the sheet of paper is placed on the ______ side of the lens.

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

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Image Formation and Diverging Rays

  • Light rays passing through a lens can either converge or diverge depending on the lens type.
  • When a sheet of paper is positioned to the right of a lens where rays are diverging, no image is formed on that side.
  • Diverging rays do not meet to create a focused image, resulting in the absence of a real image projection.
  • The scenario describes the behavior of a concave lens, which always produces virtual images that cannot be projected on a screen.
  • The image formed in such cases is termed a "virtual image," as it appears to be located at a position from which the diverging rays seem to originate.
  • Virtual images cannot be captured on a physical surface, such as a sheet of paper, since they are perceived through direct line of sight.

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Learn about the concept of image formation by lenses in physics. Understand how the position of an object affects the image formed. Test your knowledge of optics and lenses!

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