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A small object is embedded in a glass sphere (μ=1.5) of radius 5.0 cm at a distance 1.5 cm left to the centre. Locate the image of the object as seen by an observer standing to the left of the sphere?
  1. 1 cm left to the centre
  2. 1 cm right to the centre
  3. 2 cm right to the centre
  4. 2 cm left to the centre

A
1 cm left to the centre
B
2 cm right to the centre
C
2 cm left to the centre
D
1 cm right to the centre
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We know,
μairvμglassu=μairμglassR
Here,

The radius of the glass sphere (R) is 5 cm, and the object distance is u=(51.5)=3.5 cm
We put the values in the formula and get-

1v1.53.5=11.55

1v+37=0.55

1v+37=110

1v=11037=73070

1v=73070=2170

Therefore, v=70213 cm from the surface of the glass sphere and the image of the object as seen by an observer standing to the left of the sphere will be at 2 cmleft to the center.

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