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A homework assignment for the optical engineering course, eel 4440, in spring 2001. It includes three problems related to optics: determining the maximum angle of incident light for total internal reflection in a glass fiber, calculating the apparent depth of a fish in a pond, and finding the magnification of an object in front of a spherical mirror. The document also suggests using a virtual optics workbench for visualization and accuracy.
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Due Thursday, January 18, 2:30 p.m.
Start each question on a fresh page. Staple all your answers together in order. Write your name on each sheet of paper you turn in. Clearly show your working, explaining what you are doing along the way. READ the question - if a sketch is asked for, make sure (a) that it is clearly drawn (b) that it is clearly labeled.
For the following problems, you may wish to use the virtual optics workbench on the web to help you visualize and check your answers. However, you still need to make accurate drawings and perform precise calculations.
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6 Locate the image for the convex mirror in the figure below where the object is 10 cm from the mirror. Again, carefully draw the rays to geometrically locate the image and then calculate the position of the image.