a concave mirror of focal length f produce an image of an object what would be the object distance for which the image is reall
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From the mirror equation we have,
v
1
+
u
1
=
f
1
=
−F
1
(Following sign convention)
Also magnification =
−u
−v
=n (Since image is real and inverted)
⟹v=nu
Using this in mirror equation gives,
u=−
n
(n+1)F
According to sign convention, this is the negative of the distance between object and mirror.
Thus distance between object and mirror =
n
(n+1)
F
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