A projector has an arrangement of lenses as shown in the figure below. A bulb il
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A projector has an arrangement of lenses as shown in the figure below.
A bulb illuminates an object and the light then passes through a lens that creates an
image on a distant screen, as shown. When a piece of cardboard is brought up to
cover the lower half of the lens, which of the following happens to the image on the
screen?
a. The top half of the image disappears.
b. The bottom half of the image disappears.
c. The image remains, but is weaker (not as bright).
d. The image remains unchanged.
e. The bottom half of the image becomes weaker; the top is unchanged.
f. The top half of the image becomes weaker; the bottom is unchanged.
g. Something else happens (tell what it is).
Explain your reasoning, drawing whatever rays are needed to make your point clear.
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Explanation / Answer
The image does not need all of the lens to be formed...If you cover some part of the lens...The image will still form...But the number of rays making the image will be lesses...Hence the intensity (brightness) of the image will decrease...
So the correct answer is : c) The image remains, but is weaker (not as bright).
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