f=r/2.is it applicable for both concave and convex mirror?
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I think you’re confusing lenses and mirrors, and also upper and lower case. There’s no easy way to determine the focal length of a lens, and the relationship f = r/2 applies to mirrors.
So no, it doesn’t apply to any type of lens.
So no, it doesn’t apply to any type of lens.
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yes .
In both the spherical mirror,the focal length is half the radius of curvature .
In both the spherical mirror,the focal length is half the radius of curvature .
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