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    The document discusses lenses, including their structure, types, and applications. It describes how concave lenses have thicker edges and convex lenses have thinner edges. Concave lenses form a virtual and erect image, while convex lenses converge parallel rays towards their thicker middle part. Lenses are commonly used in optical instruments like magnifying glasses, cameras, telescopes, microscopes, and eyeglasses.

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    The document discusses lenses, including their structure, types, and applications. It describes how concave lenses have thicker edges and convex lenses have thinner edges. Concave lenses form a virtual and erect image, while convex lenses converge parallel rays towards their thicker middle part. Lenses are commonly used in optical instruments like magnifying glasses, cameras, telescopes, microscopes, and eyeglasses.

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    LENSES AND THEIR USES

    • Objectives:
    • describe a lens /lenses
    • differentiate the types of lenses in terms of
    structure and the type of image formation
    • give the applications of lenses
    REVIEW:

    ANSWER THE QUESTIONS:

    .1.the
    light travels from less dense to
    denser medium
    2.The angle of incidence is < the
    angle of refraction
    3. The tendency of light is to move
    faster when passing through the
    second medium
    ACIVITY: EXPLORATION ABOUT LENSES

    • Station 1: Reading Viewing about lenses


    • Station 2: Getting in touch with concave lens
    • Station 3: Getting in touch with convex lens
    • Station 4: Finding the image formed in concave lens
    • Station 5;Finding the image formed in convex lens
    • Write your observations in your activity notebook
    DISCUSSION OF THE OBSERVATIONS;

    • 1. Differentiate concave lens and convex lens in terms


    of their structure.
    • 2.How will you describe the LOST of the image under
    the concave and convex lens?
    •Types of lense
    s
    •?
    DISCUSSION OF THE OBSERVATIONS;

    • 1. Differentiate concave lens and convex lens in terms


    of their structure.
    • 2.How will you describe the LOST of the image under
    the concave and convex lens?
    DISCUSSION OF THE OBSERVATIONS;

    • 1. Differentiate concave lens and convex lens in terms


    of their structure.
    • 2.How will you describe the LOST of the image under
    the concave and convex lens?
    1.COMPARE THE STRUCTURE OF THE TWO LENSES.
    2.WHAT IS REPRESENTED BY F SYMBOL?
    3.IN THE ACTIVITY WHERE YOU ABLE TO SEE THE IMAGE OF THE CANDLE IN
    THE APPROPRIATE PRINCIPAL FOCUS?
    GENERALIZATION:
    LENSES ARE SMOOTHLY CURVED TRANSPARENT MATERIALS USUALLY MADE OF
    PLASTIC OR GLASS. THEY HAVE ONE OR TWO SURFACES WHICH FORM A COMMON
    BOUNDARY BETWEEN AN OPTICALLY DENSE MEDIUM AND A LESS DENSE ONE

    • Convex/converging lens –has thinner edges thicker at the middle part


    • -the parallel rays are refracted upon passing through the lens towards the
    thicker part and converge on the other side
    • Concave/ diverging lens – has thicker edges but thinner at the middle part
    • -the parallel rays spread out or diverge extended shown by the broken
    lines . They seem to meet at the common point
    APPLICATION:

    • Lenses are usually used as part of optical


    instruments namely:
    • Magnifying glass/lens * telescopes
    • Cameras * microscopes
    • Binoculars * eye glasses
    EVALUATION:
    • Tell whether convex or concave lens
    • 1.called converging lens
    • 2.has thinner edges than the middle part
    • 3. called diverging lens
    • 4. has thicker edges than the middle part
    • 5,formed a virtual and erect image

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