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This is an interactive science lesson that uses the lens simulation to explore images created by a converging or convex lens. The simulation was created by the Physics Education Technology Team (PhET) at the University of Colorado.

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Lenses are everywhere! We find them in our eyes, in cameras, and in a rain drop. We create images by simply opening our eyes. The human eye can be classified as a compound lens and the eye muscles contract or expand to change the focal length of this compound lens. By changing the focal length of our eye we insure that an image is formed at the optic nerve so the information can be transmitted to our brain for processing. Are you interested in how your eyes work? How about cameras, microscopes, and telescopes?

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Explore images formed by a converging lens: Explore the interactive simulation Characterise an image when the object is placed outside the focal length Characterise an image when the object is placed inside the focal length Find some images that are formed by a converging (convex) lens Explain how an image is formed by a converging lens

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Image Hunt	Introduction \| Getting Started \| Preknowledge \| The Simulation \| Activities \| Conclusions \| Resources and Links \| Definitions
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