Physics, asked by duragpalsingh, 1 year ago

A concave mirror produces three times magnified real image of an object placed at 10 cm in front of it. Where is image located?

Class = 8th [ICSE]
Chapter = Light
Points = 10

Answers

Answered by ImRitz
1
Solve.) Here given,

Magnification m = -3 (real image)

Object-distance u = -10 cm (object on the left)

Calculation,

m = -v / u

-v = m . u

-v = (-3)(-10) cm

-v = 30 cm

v = -30 cm

Ans.) Image is located 30 cm in front of the mirror on the left.

duragpalsingh: why magnification is -3
swathika23: a concave mirror if it produces real image,the magnification will be negative.if it is a virtual image it will be positive.
prmkulk1978: how -3×-10= -30 ??
swathika23: its actually -v = 30 thats why v = -30
prmkulk1978: Yes. I know it. But please mention sign conventions clearly.
prmkulk1978: users who are reading will get confused.
prmkulk1978: last three lines are not clear
swathika23: is it in my answer?
prmkulk1978: no
prmkulk1978: @ imritz
Answered by swathika23
1
m = -3 (as it is a real image)
u = -10 (object distance is always  negative)
v = ?
we know that,
 m= -v/u

-3 = -v/-10
30 = -v
v = -30

thus the image is located  30 cms away from the mirror .it is on the same side real and inverted.

hope it helps!!!!

swathika23: thx : )
duragpalsingh: thnx
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