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Silvering of Plano-Convex Lens
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[QUOTE="sarthak sharma, post: 4959047, member: 528746"] If the plane surface of a plano-convex lens in silvered then which of the following statements is true? 1. it acts like a convex mirror 2. it acts like a concave mirror 3. it acts like a concave lens 4. no changemy attempt--- the incident ray on the convex surface of the plano-convex will first converge (refract) then reflect from silvered plane surface towards the first surface and then from there it will diverge (refract again) towards the incident side only. so i came to a conclusion that the combination is diverging on the same side as object and thus it acts like a Convex Mirror but my book give the answer as a concave mirror and the same answer i get after browsing the net but could not find a proper explanation for itcan someone please help me out asap as my exams are pretty much close now... [/QUOTE]
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