CBSE Class 12-science Answered
Dear sir,
when we use the formula m=D/u instead of using m=1+D/f for the magnification of a simple microscope please explain in detail.
Asked by modi72879 | 23 Feb, 2018, 09:50: PM
Expert Answer
Both formulas are one and the same.
Magnification M is obtained from the formula, M = v / u; where v is the image-to-lens distance and u is object-to-lens system.
Here D is the normal distance of least vision of human eye and microscope is desigened to produce the magnified image at D.
Hence we get M = ( D / u ).
if we consider the lens formula and do liitle simplification we will get the other formula as follows
if we know the Object-to-lens distance u and assuming the normal distance of least vision D, we get magnification from M = ( D/u ) . Here we need not know the focal length of the lens.
if we know the focal length of lens f and assuming the normal distance of least vision D, we get magnification from M = 1 + ( D / f ) . Here we need not know the object-to-lens distance u.
Answered by Thiyagarajan K | 24 Feb, 2018, 02:14: PM
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