Physics, asked by akashsihag2, 10 months ago

As a real object moves from infinity to C, its image formed by a concave mirror
(A) would be real and moving from F to C
(B) would be real and moving from C to F
(C) would be virtual and moving from F to C
D would be real and always at C

Answers

Answered by shivam9566
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( C ) would be virtual and moving from FRIDAY to C


shivam9566: it is F not FRIDAY
akashsihag2: explain plz
shivam9566: ok
akashsihag2: explain
Answered by ansiyamundol2
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Answer:

The correct answer is Option B: would be real and moving from C to F

Explanation:

  • As the object crosses the centre of curvature and moves towards focus, the image is still real but moves from the centre of curvature towards infinity.
  • When the object is at focus, the real image would be formed at infinity.
  • The image formed by a concave mirror would be real as the object moves from infinity to the centre of curvature and would be moving from focus to the centre of curvature.
  • As a result, picture speed initially decreases when an object moves from infinity to the centre of curvature and then gradually increases.
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