If object size is 10 cm and the image size is 15 cm then which type of
mirror is used to obtain the given image.
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The real and inverted image created by a concave mirror becomes of equal size to the object when both object and images are situated on the centre of curvature.
This means that the object distance is equal to the radius of curvature for the mirror.
Radius of curvature =2× focal length of the mirror.
Given, focal length of the mirror =15cm
So, object distance = radius of curvature =2×15cm=30cm
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