Problem 1: Ray tracing with a converging lens A 17 cm high object is located 50 cm away from a converging lens with a focal length of 30 cm. The setup is shown in a reduced scale below. Assume that the lens is very thin by using the vertical dotted line as the location where the rays refract. A. Draw a ray diagram to nd the image. Make sure that its height and location are clear. You only need to draw 2 special rays but draw more if you'd like. Use a straightedge and be as accurate as possible. B. Use a ruler to measure the image location, using the appropriate sign to indicate whether it is a real or virtual image. Use the scale shown along the axis to nd the expected location of the image. C. Use a ruler to measure the image height, using the appropriate sign to indicate whether it is a upright or inverted. Use the scale shown along the axis to nd the expected height of the image. Calculate the image magnication. D. Use the thin lens equation to compute the image distance. Compute the percent error of your measurement. E. Use the formula for the linear magnification with the image distance you calculated in part D to calculate the linear magnification. Compute the percent error of your measurement