A concave mirror produces a real image of height 2cm of an object of height 0.5cm place 10cm away from the mirror.Find the position of the image and focal length of the mirror?
Answers
here here is your answer mate...
although the magnification is...
hi/ho
then.... 2/0.5 = 4
then..
m = -v/u = 4 = -v / 10
then..
v = -40 cm
then the focal length will be...
1/f = 1/v + 1/u = 1/-40 + 1/10
then.. 1/f = 4-1/40 = 3/40
then..
f = 40/3 = 13.3333333
HOPe it helps you...
Answer:
Given:-
Distance of the object, (u) = -10 cm
Size of the Image, (I) = -2 cm
Size of the Object, (o) = 0.5 cm
To Calculate:-
(a) Distance of the image (v) = ???
(b) Focal Length (f) = ???
Solution:-
Formula to be used
1. m =
2. m = -
3.
Since, we are given I and O, we will first find out m and then from formula (2) we will find out v.
From the first formula,
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Putting this value of m in formula (2.), we get
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Now, to find f we will use formula (3.)
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Distance of the image (v) = -40cm
Focal Length (f) = -8 cm
Take care of Cartesian sign convention