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Physics Practical Guide

General Law of mirror and lenses


1 1 1
f
= i
+ p
1 1 1
focal length
= P ole−Image
+ P ole−Opject

Procedures
 The light bulb is kept at a fixed position at one end of the meter rule. The convex lens
is moved to a position where the object distance, i = 40 cm.
The bulb is switched on and the screen is moved backward and forward to get a sharp
image formed on it. The image distance, v is measured and recorded.

 Step 2 is repeated for object distances, i = 35 cm, 30 cm, 25 cm, 20 cm and 18 cm.
All the corresponding values of the image distance, v are measured and recorded. The
results are tabulated in Table.

 The values of 1i , v1 and ( 1i + v1 ) are calculated. and get the focal lens value

Focal lens may be given and you are asked to prove that the equation is right.
In this case ( 1i + v1 ) values which are collected from each trail are compared to the given focal lens. They must be close to it

Observation
Trail P (cm) i (cm) 1/p 1/i 1/p + 1/i 1/f f

Avarage Focal Length

Discussion

1
The graph is a straight-line graph cutting the two axes at two intercepts.
The values of the intercepts are both equal to f1

Conclusion:
The relationship between the object distance, i, image distance, v and focal length, f of
a lens is

1 1 1
f
= i
+ p

Simple Pendulum
Laws used:

T = Seconds
Cycles

T = 2π L
g

T 2 = 4π 2 Lg

g = 4π 2 TL2

Procedures
1. Grab the pendulum with a degree < 10°, because in this range (sin θ) = θ in rad
2. Release the pendulum and when it reach the amplitude start timer

3. Count 20 wave and stop the timer and record the time

4. change the length of the wire and repeat again and record data in the table to calculate the g

Trial L (m) T T2 g

Avarage

T 2 (sec.2 )
4π 2
Slope = g
4π 2 L
g= T2

L (m)

2
Rubric of practical examination G12 1st term 2021

Domain Green Yellow Red

Not following the instructors in


Obeys the proctors and follow the Disobeys the proctors or not
Behavior one action that not affect other
instructors following the instructors
students.

Careless or wrong handling that


Handling tools and Handling properly but not
Good and proficient handling may harm himself or cause
instruments proficient
damage

Measuring the length of Accurately and proficient without


Not proficient (long time) Get help from the proctor
the pendulum (L) help in a proper time

Calculating the periodic Proficient high accuracy without Inaccurate answer or missing the
No or wrong value
time (T) help unit

Calculating the periodic Proficient high accuracy without Inaccurate answer or missing the
No or wrong value
square (T2) help unit

Drawing the graph (Double Proficient drawing with high


drawing with low accuracy No or wrong drawing
Points) accuracy without help

Calculating the A complete, correct answer with


Inaccurate answer or missing the
Acceleration due to gravity unit and writing the law in a No or wrong value
unit
(Double Points) correct way

Arrange tools with perfect


Restoring original condition Arrange tools but not perfect No or careless order of tools
discipline

Made By / Omar Emad

Dakahlia STEM School

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