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draw the image formed by a concave mirror if object is placed at the focus of concave mirror

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Answered by MOSFET01
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The object is placed at \bold{focus} and one ray from object \bold{parallel} to \bold{principal} axis reflect back and pass through the focus of \bold{concave} mirror and the next one go to any point at concave mirror and pass back to \bold{center} of \bold{carvature} the image is formed at \bold{infinity} .

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Answered by dryash1009
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Answer:

Explanation:

. A lens having both the spherical surfaces curved

inwards is a concave lens.

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