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what are the two types of lenses
Convex and concave
What are Concave lenses
A lens which caves inwards
What are convex lenses
A lease which bulges outwards
What do convex lenses do
Refracts parallel rays of light inwards to a single point (focal point)
What do concave lenses do
Refracts parallel rays of light outwards (disperses the light)
Focal length
Distance between focal point and centre of the lens
The shorter the focal length….
The more powerful the lens will be (refracts light more strongly)
How are images formed?
Formed at points where all the light rays from a particular point on an object, appear to come together
How are Real images formed
When light rays actually do come together to form the image
How are virtual images formed
When the light rays don’t come together where the images appear to be
What type of lenses do magnifying glasses use
Convex lenses
How do magnifying glasses work
By creating a visual upright image that is larger than the object and is on the same side of the lens as the object
What is required for the object being magnified
It must be close to the lens than the focal length
Magnification equation
Magnification = image height/ object height