A concave mirror produces a real image 10 mm talll of an object 2.5 mm tall placed at
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A concave mirror produces a real image which is 10mm tall.
So, let h'= -10mm.
The object whose image has been produced is 2.5mm tall.
So, let h= 2.5mm.
The object is placed at 5cm from the mirror.
So, u= -5cm.
Now, converting -10mm to cm we get -1cm, and 2.5mm to cm we get, 0.25cm.
So, by the formula of magnification:
m= h'/h= -(v/u)
-1/0.25= -v/ -5
-v= 5/0.25
v= -20
Hence the distance of the image is 20cm.
Now using the formula of mirror:
1/f= 1/v+1/u
1/f= 1/-20 + 1/-5
1/f= -5/20
f= -4
Hence the focal length is 4cm and the image formed is real.
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