Two-lens optical system focal point · CAP 2005 #25

Physics · optics

Problem

Light rays from a very distant source travel along the +x+x direction. Two identical thin lenses with focal length f>0f > 0 and their optical axis along xx, sit, one at x=0x = 0, and the other at x=d<fx = d < f. Where do the rays focus? (a) d+f(f−d)2f−dd + \frac{f(f-d)}{2f-d}; (b) d−f(f−d)dd - \frac{f(f-d)}{d}; (c) d+f(f−d)2(f+d)d + \frac{f(f-d)}{2(f+d)}; (d) d+f22f−dd + \frac{f^2}{2f-d}.

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