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a burning candle placed 30cm in front of concave and it's image is formed at 15cm on the same side and find the focal length hence the nature of the image and also represent it in a diagram

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Concave and it's image is formed at 15cm on the same side and find the focal length hence the nature of the image and also represent it in a diagram

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