5BL Lab 7 Assignment Submission Template - W24v3

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5±!%' !%'aIKFb 7 ²ssignment [)+&mar ³e !%'a ´ruz, ´itlaly °ernandez, &(ariyam )+&ladel], [3/14/2021], [µ25], [±enJLGch #7] When finished adding your responses on each slide, save this as a P±° file and upload it to your ²radescope assignment.
1. (³ctivities 1 & 2) ³esJLGcriIKFbe your experimental setup and what you measured and why. 461State how the foJLGcal length is related to the image and oIKFbjeJLGct distanJLGces, and the definition of the foJLGcal length. °ow will you JLGconvert diopters to foJLGcal length? 2 572The foJLGcal length is the reJLGciproJLGcal of the amount of diopters. 572This would give you 1/³iopters (572The foJLGcal length in m). 1/f =diopter ¶or this experiment we are determining the foJLGcal length of the 20 and 8 diopters. We plaJLGced the lens at a distanJLGce aIKFbove the taIKFble where the fluoresJLGcent grid is refleJLGcted onto the wooden IKFbloJLGck, then using a ruler we measured the distanJLGce from the IKFbloJLGck to the lens. 572Therefore, the foJLGcal length is defined as the distanJLGce needed after the inJLGcoming parallel light rays pass through the lens and JLGconverge to make an image on the opposite side of the lens. &(oreover, foJLGcal length is the amount of IKFbending that the glass provides the light rays ¶or aJLGctivity two the goal was the same as for aJLGctivity one IKFbut we provided light from one IKFbox and then another IKFbox had lens that direJLGcted light and an image(at a JLGcertain distanJLGce). We used the two diopters to measure the distanJLGce it takes to produJLGce an image. We prediJLGct that for eaJLGch lens it required a different distanJLGce.
2. (³ctivities 1 & 2) ³esJLGcriIKFbe your results for the foJLGcal lengths, and the parameters that went into oIKFbtaining those results. ´ompare your experimental values with the quoted diopters of the lenses, and give the perJLGcentage error. ³isJLGcuss possiIKFble sourJLGces of error. 572The perJLGcent error of the foJLGcal length in the seJLGcond aJLGctivity JLGcould in large part IKFbe due to the the way the additional lens emIKFbedded in the IKFbox alters the path of light. )+&n the other hand the perJLGcent error in the first aJLGctivity was extremely low IKFbeJLGcause we were just holding the lens and nothing else 3 ³iopter (1/m) )+&IKFbjeJLGct ³istanJLGce (m) ·mage ³istanJLGce (m) ´alJLGculated ¶oJLGcal !%'ength (m) 572TheoretiJLGcal ¶oJLGcal !%'ength (1/diopter) 02-erJLGcent ¸rror +20 ±²±³ ±²±³ ´µ¶± ±· +8 0.13 ±²´¸ ´µ ±²³· ³iopter (1/m) )+&IKFbjeJLGct ³istanJLGce (m) ·mage ³istanJLGce (m) ´alJLGculated ¶oJLGcal !%'ength (m) 572TheoretiJLGcal ¶oJLGcal !%'ength (1/diopter) 02-erJLGcent ¸rror +20 ±²±¹ ±²´¹ ²±¸ ´µ¶± ±² º· +8 ±²´º ±²´¸³ ±²±» ¹ ´µ ¶¹²¶·
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