if the focal length of a convex mirror is 25cm what is its radius of curvature
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50cm....bcz f=R/2
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Given f = 25
but f =R ÷2
also R= f×2
Substituting the value,
R= 25 × 2
R= 50
Note:- Sign convention matters
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but f =R ÷2
also R= f×2
Substituting the value,
R= 25 × 2
R= 50
Note:- Sign convention matters
°•° Mark me as brainlest°•°
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Focal length is defined as the distance between the focus on principal axis and the pole on the same principal axis.
Spherical mirrors are those mirrors that have a curved reflecting surface.
In case of any spherical mirror, the focal length of always 1/2 of Radius of Curvature.
Hence,
Radius of Curvature = 2 * Focal Length = 2 * 25 = 50 cm
Spherical mirrors are those mirrors that have a curved reflecting surface.
In case of any spherical mirror, the focal length of always 1/2 of Radius of Curvature.
Hence,
Radius of Curvature = 2 * Focal Length = 2 * 25 = 50 cm
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