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If object and image distance measured from the focus of a concave mirror is 25cm and 16cm then focal length of the mirror is
a) 10cm
B) 20cm
C) 25cm
D) 16cm

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Answered by devip649110
4

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Answer:

spherical mirrors,

spherical mirrors, v

spherical mirrors, v1

spherical mirrors, v1

spherical mirrors, v1 +

spherical mirrors, v1 + u

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 =

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1 Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cm

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1 Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cmNow, lateral magnification =

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1 Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cmNow, lateral magnification = u

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1 Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cmNow, lateral magnification = u−v

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1 Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cmNow, lateral magnification = u−v

spherical mirrors, v1 + u1 = f1 Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cmNow, lateral magnification = u−v =−4

Explanation:

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Answered by devip649
2

Explanation:

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For spherical mirrors,

v

1

+

u

1

=

f

1

Thus putting values of u and f we get v=-100cm

Now, lateral magnification =

u

−v

=−4

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