You are provided with a converging lens and holder, a screen, a ray box containing an illuminated object pin, and a meter rule.(See illustration above) i. Place the lens in its holder such that it is facing a distant object seen through a well-lit laboratory window. Move the screen to and fro until a sharp image of the distant object is formed on it. Measure the distance, \(f_0\), between the screen and the lens. ii. Clamp the meter rule securely to the table. Place the illuminated object pin at the end R of the meter rule. iii. Place the lens at a position P such that X = RP = 20cm. iv. Move the screen to a position Q to receive a sharp image of the object. Measure the distance Y = PQ. v. Evaluate Z = (X+Y) vi. Repeat the procedure for five other values of x = 25cm. 3Ocm, 35cm, 40cm and 45cm. In each case, record X,Y and evaluate Z. vii. Tabulate the results. viii. Plot a graph with Z on the vertical axis and X on the horizontal axis. Draw a smooth curve through the points. ix. Determine from your graph the minimum value of Z=\(Z_0\) and its corresponding distance x. Evaluate W = ½ (\(\frac{Z_0}{4} + \frac{X_0}{2}\)) xi. State two precautions taken to ensure accurate results. (b) i. Draw a ray diagram to show how a Convex lens forms an image of magnification less than one. ii. Name two pairs of features in the human eye and a lens camera that performs similar functions.