If the focal length of a camera is 20cm, the distance from the film at which the lens must be set to produce a sharp image of 100cm away is
17cm
20cm
25cm
100cm
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My school the selected answer is wrong😑please make necessary corrections...
C is absolutely correct🔥🔥🤝🤝
u=?
v=100cm
f=20cm
where u=object distance
v=image distance
f=focal length
using the lens formula
1/f=1/u+1/v
making u the subject of formula
1/u=1/f-1/v
1/u =1/20-1/100
1/u=5-1/100
1/u=4/100
u=100/4
u=25cm🔥🔥🔥

@myschool blessing, paul and the likes please y'all review the answer to this question.
the answer is 25cm

Actually I think the answer is correct because v= image distance or height of image
U = object distance or height of object
The distance between the film and the lens = distance of image from the lens( if you study the image of a camera well you will understand)
The question said find v (image distance)
The distance between lens and film = image distance
Because LENS is the mouth of the camera and FILM is the end of the camera were the image is formed
I. e means v=100
(study diagram of a camera well and you will understand)
If you don't get the explanation am sorry
I wish I could make a video to explain

my school please I don't understand how you got the answer to question 79 physics 2018

Most options I choose are been changed to the wrong one 😞
pls I'm very discouraged,pls do something about it 🙏


