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    This document describes two experiments using converging lenses and spherical mirrors. In Experiment 1, various object distances (d0), image distances (di), and image heights (hi) were measured and used to calculate the focal length (f) of the converging lens. The average focal length was found to be 74.5794 mm with a standard deviation of 1.288858 mm. Experiment 2 similarly measured object distances, image distances, and image heights from a spherical mirror and calculated the mirror's focal length as 49.16599 mm with a standard deviation of 0.478602 mm. Both experiments aimed to determine the focal lengths of the optical elements.

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    This document describes two experiments using converging lenses and spherical mirrors. In Experiment 1, various object distances (d0), image distances (di), and image heights (hi) were measured and used to calculate the focal length (f) of the converging lens. The average focal length was found to be 74.5794 mm with a standard deviation of 1.288858 mm. Experiment 2 similarly measured object distances, image distances, and image heights from a spherical mirror and calculated the mirror's focal length as 49.16599 mm with a standard deviation of 0.478602 mm. Both experiments aimed to determine the focal lengths of the optical elements.

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    This document describes two experiments using converging lenses and spherical mirrors. In Experiment 1, various object distances (d0), image distances (di), and image heights (hi) were measured and used to calculate the focal length (f) of the converging lens. The average focal length was found to be 74.5794 mm with a standard deviation of 1.288858 mm. Experiment 2 similarly measured object distances, image distances, and image heights from a spherical mirror and calculated the mirror's focal length as 49.16599 mm with a standard deviation of 0.478602 mm. Both experiments aimed to determine the focal lengths of the optical elements.

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    Experiment 1:Converging Lens- Image and Object Relationships

    Table 1.1:Data and Calculations


    Data Calculations
    d0(mm) di(mm) hi(mm) 1/do+1/di f(mm) hi/h0 -di/d0
    450 86 4 0.01385013 72.20149 0.2 -0.191111
    400 93 4 0.01325269 75.45639 0.2 -0.2325
    350 95 6 0.01338346 74.7191 0.3 -0.271429
    300 100 6 0.01333333 75 0.3 -0.333333
    250 110 8 0.01309091 76.38889 0.4 -0.44
    200 118 10 0.01347458 74.21384 0.5 -0.59
    150 144 17 0.01361111 73.46939 0.85 -0.96
    100 303 46 0.01330033 75.1861 2.3 -3.03
    75
    50

    Focal length (f) of the lence in mm: 74.5794


    standard deviation of f: 1.288858
    Persent Error: #DIV/0!

    Experiment 2:Image Formation From Sperical Mirrors


    Table 2.1:Data and Calculations
    Data Calculations
    d0(mm) di(mm) hi(mm) 1/do+1/di f(mm) hi/h0 -di/d0
    450 55 2 0.02040404 49.0099 0.1 -0.122222
    400 55 3 0.02068182 48.35165 0.15 -0.1375
    350 57 3 0.020401 49.0172 0.15 -0.162857
    300 59 4 0.02028249 49.30362 0.2 -0.196667
    250 61 5 0.02039344 49.03537 0.25 -0.244
    200 65 7 0.02038462 49.0566 0.35 -0.325
    150 74 9 0.02018018 49.55357 0.45 -0.493333
    100 100 20 0.02 50 1 -1
    75
    50

    Focal length (f) of Mirror in mm: 49.16599


    standard deviation of f: 0.478602
    Persent Error: #DIV/0!
    Object height: 20
    Given focal length(Theoretical value)
    Object height: 20
    Given focal length(Theoretical value)

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