Science, asked by navi7168, 1 year ago

explain mirror mirror formula how to use it


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Answered by amey63
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Mirror Formula 1/f=(1/u+1/v) where as f is focal length and image distance is (v) and object distance is (u)

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Answered by aniruddhakohad
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Mirror Formula helps us to find:


a. Image distance which is represented as ‘v’.


b. Object distance which is represented as ‘u’.


c. Focal length which is represented as ‘f’.


And is written as :


1v+1u=1f


This formula is valid for all kinds of spherical mirrors, for all positions of the object. Although one needs to be careful about the values, one puts for u,v and f with appropriate sign according to the sign convention given above.


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