If you are given a concave mirror of radius of curvature of 8cm. How can you find its focal length. Also find the distance of image if the object is placed at a distance of 10cm from the mirror.
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Correct Question :
If you are given a concave mirror of radius of curvature of-8cm. How can you find its focal length. Also find the distance of image if the object is placed at a distance of -10cm from mirror.
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Step-by-step explanation:-
Given :
- Radius of curvature is -8cm
- Type of mirror is concave mirror
- Object distance is -10cm
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To find :
- Focal length
- Image distance
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Formula to be applied :
- Mirror Formula
- Radius of curvature=2×Focal length
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Solution :
~Focal length
The radius of curvature is double of the focal length.
So,
Radius of curvature=2(focal length)
-8cm=2(Focal length)
-8cm/2=focal length
-4cm=focal length
So the required focal length of mirror is -4cm..
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~Image distance
To find image distance we have Formula:
Here, F means focal length, V means image distance and U means object distance.
By substituting values::
By cross multiplication, we get::
So the image distance is -3.33cm where -ve sign donates that the image is inverted.
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Points to remember :
- Focal length of concave mirror is Always -ve.
- Radius of curvature of concave mirror is always -ve.
- Object distance of concave mirror is always-ve.