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At how much distance must an object placed from a concave mirror of focal length 15cm so that its 5 times real image is formed. Also find out the position of image.​

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Answered by divyaraghu551
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Answer:

I don't know this answer is right or wrong

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the question:

Focal length, f=−1.5 m (Since it is a concave mirror)

Object distance, u=−40 cm=−0.4 m (Since 1 m=100 cm)

By mirror formula:

v

1

+

u

1

=

f

1

[4pt]

v

1

+

−0.4 m

1

=

−1.5 m

1

[4pt]

v

1

=

0.4 m

1

1.5 m

1

[4pt]

v

1

=

4 m

10

15 m

10

[4pt]

v

1

=

2 m

5

3 m

2

[4pt]

v

1

=

6 m

15−4

[4pt]

v

1

=

6 m

11

[4pt]

⇒v=0.5454 m=54.54 cm

Since v=54.54 cm which is positive, hence image is behind the mirror.

The image is formed at the distance of 54.54 cm behind the mirror and is virtual and erect.

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