Physics, asked by anshjha1, 11 months ago

concave mirror produces three times magnified enlarged real image of an object placed at 10 cm. in front of it where is the image located​

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Answered by raji8115
3

Answer:

30cm

Explanation:

m=- v/u

m=-3(real)

u=- 10cm

Answered by DeviIKing
5

Hey Soul ❤

Your Answer :

Magnification produced by a spherical mirror :

m = Height of the image/Height of the object

= Image Distance/Object Distance

m = h'' / h' = - ( v / u )

Let the height of the object, h' = h

Then, height of the image, h'' = -3h

( here image distance is in minus so it should be real )

now,

-3h/h = - v/u

v/u = 3

Object distance (u)= - 10 cm { Given }

v = 3 × ( - 10 ) = - 30 cm

Therefore, the negative sign indicates that an inverted image is formed in front of the given concave mirror at a distance of 30 cm.

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