Curved surface refraction formula | Class 12 (India) | Physics | Khan Academy

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[@sagarshivas298]

1:12 there is no bending of light..still it is considered refraction because light travelled from one medium to the other..

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thanks for posting this!
should we use Radian or degree as unit when calculating this?

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If you make an approximation SIN(i) = i, i should be in radians.

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refraction at single curved reflecting surface
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[@Write_with_me_gknotes]

while making the formula we use the sign convention and put u as -u. But when we attempt numerical, we again put u as -u. Why is it so?

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[@maheshkumarmalge547]

I have a doubt sir
When we substitute the values from question to mirror formula in u and v we use sign convention in other words we use coordinates rather than distance
Now in this question should I use coordinates or the distances
Plz clarify my doubt
Plz reply
I'm waiting
Tq for this video 🙏

[@cubingtubing8172]

Yes, we still have to follow the sign convention.

[@hufflepuff4444]

We'll have to use sign conventions,yes . If you want to understand why we use it twice(i.e., once while deriving the equation and for the second time when solving problems), there's a video by Khan Academy that explains the exact same thing as well:)

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[@vintonrebello4347]

There seems to be a minor fault in the reasoning. What you claim to be a general formula is obtained by applying the sign convention (taking u to be negative) and then when you derive the lensmakers formula you substitute the virtual object distance ( which is on the positive side according to your sign convention) without changing the sign. I'm sorry if I'm not clear enough!!

[@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish]

So is your doubt for this video or for the video on lens makers?

[@vintonrebello4347]

@@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish Both, actually. I have doubts regarding the sign convention actually.

[@vishalsaxena2355]

@@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish I too have doubt regarding this that when to use sign convention and when not.

[@vishalsaxena2355]

@@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish plz clear my doubt

[@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish]

@@vishalsaxena2355 Sign conventions convert a general formula to a specific formula and vice versa.
For example, when solving a numerical, we want a formula specific to that particular numerical (for example, convex lens). So we take our formula (which is a general formula) and apply signs while substituting.
Another example is while deriving things. When you derive a formula (like in this video) you derive for a specific case (like convex surface and the object being in the rare medium giving real images - like in this video). Again to convert this specific formula to general formula we apply sign convention.
Hope this helps :). Please feel free to ask more doubts

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[@mathophile1912]

So this means that it would give approximate value of location of image, while mirror formula gives exact location?

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