Phys 4, Section 2
Apr 18, 2002
1. Which type of mirror can sometimes produce a real image of a real axial
object?
A) plane B) convex
C) concave
2. Where must a real axial object be located relative to a positive thin
lens to
produce an enlarged real image?
A) between ∞ and 2f
B) between 2f and f C) between f and V
D) can’t be done
3. Where must a real axial object be located relative to a negative thin
lens to
produce an enlarged real image?
A) between ∞ and 2f
B) between 2f and f C) between f and V
D) can’t be done
4. To get the desired result from a magnifier, where must a real axial
object be
placed?
A) between ∞ and 2f
B) between 2f and f C) between f and V
D) can’t be done
5. Which type of telescope produces an erect image?
A) astronomical
B) terrestrial C) both
D) neither
6. A plano-concave lens is
A) converging
B) diverging C) neither
D) both
7. What is the basic length of a refracting astronomical telescope?
A) fe/fo
B) fo/fe C) fo
+ fe D) fo – fe
8. Which instrument wants fo to be short?
A) microscope B) telescope
C) neither D) both
9. A lens-maker wants to use 1/f = (n - 1) (1/R1 – 1/R2)
to make a double convex
lens of positive focal length. Which R has a
negative value?
A) R1
B) R2 C) both
D) neither
10. What kind of mirror is never used as the external passenger
side mirror?
A) concave
B) convex C) plane
Answers: 1-c, 2-b, 3-d, 4-c, 5-b, 6-b, 7-c, 8-a, 9-b,
10-a
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