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A small object is approaching a convex mirror of
focal length 15 cm along its principal axis with a
speed 16.2 cm/s. The speed of the image when
the object is 12 cm away from the mirror is​

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Answered by abhi178
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focal length of convex mirror, f = -15 cm

speed of object with respect to mirror, du/dt = 16.2 cm/s

object distance, u = -12 cm

using formula,

1/v + 1/u = 1/f

⇒1/v + 1/-12 = 1/-15

⇒1/v = 1/-15 + 1/12

⇒1/v = (-12 + 15)/180 = 3/180

⇒1/v = 1/60

⇒v = 60cm

differentiating formula both sides with respect to time,

-1/v² × (dv/dt) - 1/u² × (du/dt) = 0

⇒(dv/dt) = -(v/u)² × (du/dt)

now putting values of , v , u and du/dt

⇒dv/dt = -(60cm/12cm)² × (16.2 cm/s)

= -25 × (16.2 cm/s)

= -402 cm/s

hence, speed of image with respect to mirror is 402 cm/s and it is directed in just opposite direction of speed of object with respect to mirror.

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Answered by Anonymous
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focal length of convex mirror, f = -15 cm

speed of object with respect to mirror, du/dt = 16.2 cm/s

object distance, u = -12 cm

using formula,

1/v + 1/u = 1/f

⇒1/v + 1/-12 = 1/-15

⇒1/v = 1/-15 + 1/12

⇒1/v = (-12 + 15)/180 = 3/180

⇒1/v = 1/60

⇒v = 60cm

differentiating formula both sides with respect to time,

-1/v² × (dv/dt) - 1/u² × (du/dt) = 0

⇒(dv/dt) = -(v/u)² × (du/dt)

now putting values of , v , u and du/dt

⇒dv/dt = -(60cm/12cm)² × (16.2 cm/s)

= -25 × (16.2 cm/s)

= -402 cm/s

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