could you tell me how to find the least possible real value of this expression:(where n is a real number)
(n squared) minus (3n) plus [the square root of (n – 3)] minus [the square root of (n – 3)]
Still didn't get how i could derive how much angle light would deviate after it passes through the lens. also what if the rays are parallel to the principal axis. what would be angle 'q'??
also could i know how light intensity is affected by it passing through the lens.
i'm not sure whether this is the right place to post this but i need to know what a real value of an expression is. also can anyone tell how i could find the least possible real value of an expression.
i am working on a project related to illumination and i need to diverge rays of the sun using plano concave lens. so, i need to find out how the angle of deviation relates to the curvature of the lens and the material of the lens
please help me