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1. The two positions of the lens are a pair of conjugate points, i.e. the image and object distances are interchanged. The existence of the conjugate points is a result of the Principle of Reversibilty of Light.
Thus using the thin lens equation, 1/u + 1/v = 1/f
where u and v are the object and image distances respectively
f is the focal length of the lens
i.e. v/u + 1 = v/f
For the first siutation, when the image height is [a], v/u = a/h = magnification
where h is the object height
hence, a/h + 1 = v/f ---------------- (1)
For the second situation, b/h + 1 = v'/f
where v' is the new image distance
But v' = u for the two conjugate points
thus, b/h + 1 = u/f ------------- (2)
(1)/(2): [a/h+1]/[b/h+1] = v/u
but v/u = a/h
hence, [a/h+1]/[b/h+1] = a/h
simplifying, we have a/h + 1 = ab/h^2 + a/h
or ab/h^2 =1
i.e. h = square-root(ab)
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2. Using the thin lens equation again,
1/u + 1/v = 1/f
i.e. u/u + u/v = u/f
1+ 1/m = u/f where m = v/u = magnification
thus, 1/m = u/f - 1
You can see that if the object moves farther away from the lens, u increases. The factor (u/f) increases and hence 1/m also increases. That is m would decrease, this implies the magnification is smaller, the image size will be smaller.
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3. Sorry.....cant help. I think this is more a biology question than a physics question.