How are Classical and positivist theories similar and different?
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- <u>See attached the ray diagram with the path of Ray 1, which must pass through the focal point, F.</u>
Explanation:
The <em>curved mirror</em> shown is a converging lens.
<em>To find the location and size of the image</em> formed by a converging lens, you must draw two rays: one ray is from the upper tip of the object (the pen in your figure) that is in front of the mirror, parallel to the horizontal axis until the lens (<em>Ray 1</em> in your figure) which then bends through the focal point (F in your figure). That is the ray that you must complete in your figure.
The attached figure shows this ray in blue.
The other ray would be from the upper tip of the pen straight through the center of the lens (this is not included in the figure, by instructions of the question).
