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An object of height 1.2 cm is placed before a concave mirror of focal length 20cm so that a real image is formed at a distance of 60cm find the position of object what is a height of a image formed

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Answered by Anonymous
71
hey!!
Given mirror is concave mirror
Thus
f = -20 cm
u = ?
v = -60
h = 1.2 cm
Now we have to find the nature of image , position of object and size of image

Thus using mirror equation
1/f = 1/u + 1/v
=> 1/v = 1/f-1/u
=>1/u = -1/20+1/60
=> 1/u = -2/60
=> 1/u = -1/30
=> u = -30 cm { hence image will be formed beyond c

Now magnification
m = -(v/u) = (h'/h)
m = -(-30/-15)
= -2 { it means that the image will be real , inverted and magnified
Now again
m = h'/h

2 = h'/1.2
=> h' = 2.4cm
hence the size of image will be 2.4cm

AmbitiousAarya: Can you explain it with a ray diagram please
Anonymous: i can but =_= there is no option of attaching picture now
AmbitiousAarya: okay thanks by the way
Anonymous: :)
Anonymous: if you want to ask more questions regarding this i can help and i will attach a diagram too
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Answered by nancyfalot2003
12

Height of the object (h) : 1.2cm

Focal length (f) : -20cm

Distance of image (v) :60cm


1/v +1/u =1/f

1/60 +1/u =1/-20

1/u =-1/20+1/60

1/u= -3+1/60

1/u=-2/60

1/u=-1/30

u= -30



Magnification = h'/h =-v/u

=h'/1.2= -(-60)/-30

=h'/1.2 =-2

=h' =-2*1.2

= h' =2.4 cm


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