Physics, 14.04.2020 05:48, michneidredep7427

A large convex lens stands on the floor. The lens is 180 cm tall, so the principal axis is 90 cm above the floor. A student holds a flashlight 120 cm off the ground, shining straight ahead (parallel to the floor) and passing through the lens. The light is bent and intersects the principal axis 60 cm behind the lens. Then the student moves the flashlight 30 cm higher (now 150 cm off the ground), also shining straight ahead through the lens. How far away from the lens will the light intersect the principal axis now?

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A large convex lens stands on the floor. The lens is 180 cm tall, so the principal axis is 90 cm abo...