Answer:
h(-2)=-6
g(2)=-7
Step-by-step explanation:
Just plug 2 in for x and solve the equation.
Answer:
The ray that goes parallel to the main axis after passing through the lens should also be parallel from the object to the lens
Step-by-step explanation:
To form the image of an object using a convex lens, ray diagrams are used. The following steps are followed when drawing ray diagrams.
1) Light rays are drawn from the object incidented on the lens and parallel to the principal axis. The incident light refracts (bends) through the lens and converges at the focal point at the other side of the lens.
2) Another incident light passes through the optical centre undeflected and intersect with the refracted ray at the other side of the lens.
Based on the above points, Roshan made an error by drawing the ray that goes parallel to the main axis and after passing through the lens made the same ray to be parallel from the object to the lens instead of refracting (bending) after passing through the lens.
The correct answer here would be D. And that is because, in a triangle, the sum of 2 of the sides has to be greater than the third side for all sides. If we add 22 and 13 we get 35, and 35 is greater than 9, for sure. But if we add 13 and 9 we get 22 which is not greater than the third side length of 22; it would be collinear with the side length and it has to be greater than the side length.
I believe the right equation for determining the area of a trapezoid is as below,
A = h(a + b)/2
To determine the expression for b which is the length of one of its bases, we multiply the equation by 2.
2A = h(a + b)
Then, divide both sides of the equation by h,
2A/h = a + b
Then, subtract a from both sides of the equation,
2A/h - a = b
Lastly, interchange the sides of the equation to reveal the answer.
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