96.25: Which of the following is NOT possirvk-tq/ ka3 9z f73dbrble for the images formed by the lens in the accompanying fig9 b rf3kq7/3rvkza -dture?

  97.07: A narrow beam of monochromasrpi4 ;uq9ewv) 9mwh9tic light enters a lens parallel to the optic axis, as shownesqwumpr h4i;v) w99 9 in the accompanying diagram. Which arrow best represents the direction of the light after leaving the lens?

  16.29: A ray of light is incident onto a thin glass 8n5 b/xtz fkw7e supm 7fc2j84f,yiz3lens as shown. Which one of the following arrows best indicates 8 /n5zw 2 upby7emtz,x43 j 8fcfsfki7 the path of the refracted ray?

  01.06: After striking the lens shown in the diagram at right, the light ray wen3tn9 jf/ *jjqd ,zg.ill most likely follow which path? 9dn3z j.t ngj/fe, jq*

  95.10: A plane mirror produces an image th:vi p r bn3843wrnh3fwat is:

  94.18: An object is located 0.20 meters from a converging lens which gs ryx+jza, /w nog.om ns0:;8has a focal length of 0.15 meters. Relative to th.w+mn:n0, sjy rog;gso/8zxae object, the image formed by the lens will be:

  98.19: In order to produce an enlarged, upright image of an object, you ci-8 fmxuwf514cyi,ms ould use,5yxf 1i mwmu-csf4 i8 a

  99.34: A small light bulb is placed 20 cm to t6r2cdtp. z5g sgp c)p,he right of a converging lens of focal length 10 cm. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the image of the bulb formedpp ,r5g2pc. c6d sz)tg by the lens?

  05.29: An object is in front of a convex lens, at a distance lessbkb7(,vo; 32i4b)i13 2 vc qnexrrogjdrxz5 h than the focal length from the leio r z1rbv4ndjr2 ixv5b) eob32q(;chx,g k7 3ns. Its image is

  95.21: A diverging lens prodi w4fi i,,v:cpuces an image of a real object that is:

  08.28: A diverging lens tw-: b v,u*ita,/pl;mp dhpa2 produces an image of a real object. This image is

  09.43: A real object is located in frontq7g6fwc fw) vxy:xw- .t9)fja of a convex lens at a distance greater than the focal length of the lens. What type of image is formed and what is true of the image’s size compared to that of tgw9 c:6fvy7) x fqxwwa.-)f jthe object?

  10.28: Which of the following could produce an enlarged but invertedqi 6.cye7 bj,cym37 lf image of a rea.6fb7 l ycciq7jey3m,l object?

  99.38: An image is formed on a screen by a convergent lens. If the top p4b 0uz).z+t)xtt wdzhalf of the lens is then covered what will happwtzt.)btuz0) p4 zx+den to the image?

  11.45: An object is placed in front of a thin converging lens resulti g6 t zh14zuytqu0h*dnrjh4 28ng in a focused image forming on a screen. If the bottom half of the * dgy zt44r uh816jtqn0u2hhzlens were covered with black paper, what happens to the image on the screen?

  11.33: For the set-up shown of a candle and screen placed 30 cm apart, nb49xy l:)y7z *e2h1j qyymi.eszmu3 there are two locations at which a thin converging lens cm97ym*y3 zl un4j) qibxy eey 1h:zs2.an be placed to produce a focused real image. One real image of the candle appears on the screen when the lens is located 12 cm from the candle. From this location, how does this lens now have to be moved in order to make the second real image of the candle appear on the screen?

  01.23: A object is placed 10 cm in front of theau 0r3 i1uo.iv center of a concave curved mirror with a radius of curvature of 10 cm. About how far from the mirror will the real image of the .ro3vu 0i1iua object be formed?

  03.22: An object placed in front of a convergzbkf282kq bm+ea 87eving mirror creates a real image. The distance betwe2b8 km27bazqe 8vf+ keen the object and the mirror is then doubled, resulting in an image 1/3 as large as before.Where was the object originally?

  04.30: A converging lens forms a virtual image of a r;w+ ddsggy zn:h 5gc4t)0; ulreal object that is two times the object's size. The converging lens is replaced with a diverging lens having the same size focal length. What is the magnification of the image formed by the divergi5 tdsh;zg wc:ru+0g ngy4)l;d ng lens?

  17.45: Which one of the following magniq6f p/l wj m24u+egz m)07wytbfications cannot be produced using a single converging l)2wj q7mmzw u /pf4yl60+ebgtens?

  13.37: A real object in adntf-g il f,q1byi.0ygv( w.t m 4/1mrir is placed in front of a glass lens. The calculated image size is larger than the size of the original object. Which one of the following convdg . 1 4lt0 myiw./qnfym1r igfb,-(tclusions about the type of lens used and the type of image formed is correct?

  12.35: A student wants to set up an experiment wa4;jxv cqcoh0/y *8zzn dikag)2p 2v;hde *w: ith a thin convex lens of focal length f such that a thin real object produces a focused;a4ej;xq8:hcgi/)y2v a2 hno dz*wz c *dkv0p real image on a movable screen. At how many locations along the optical axis (principal axis) can the object be placed so that the distance between the object and the focused image on the screen is equal to 3f ?

  14.36: A concave mirror with focal length f is shown in the figure. A rgi,/ ul9w91gnm lq yiy1 1bg4teal object now is placed to the left of the mirror. In theory, which one of the following choices best describes everywhere that itiqwg1/l l9 ,gu1t b 1ngi9yy4m is impossible for an image to form from the mirror?

  16.42: An object (which points upward) is placed 21.0 cm frou;j xvp. k;m9fm a converging lens of focal length 9;ku p. mfv;xj18.0 cm. Which one of the following choices is true about the image formed by the lens?

  06.38: For which of the following does one obtain an ima0),lg7 kvm )y:mfbt fuge of increased size from a real object? Take all focus and radius of curvature values as positi 7mlykf ut ))v,b0fmg:ve.