Physics, asked by vighneshkanugula, 16 days ago

an object is placed 20cm and 30cm distance from the concave mirror from the with the focal length 25 cm draw a Ray diagram for this situation

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Answered by Mbappe007

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Velocity= displacement/time= m/s

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