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if the wavelength of incident light of a concave mirror is increased then how will the focal length will change

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Answered by 0911nidhi

The focal length of the mirror does not change on changing the wavelength of light incident on it. This is because f=R/2, i.e., f depends only on radius of curvature of the mirror.

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if the wavelength of incident light of a concave mirror is increased then how will the focal length will change​

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if the wavelength of incident light of a concave mirror is increased then how will the focal length will change