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principal focus of mirror

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Answered by peetakatniss4ever
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hello friend here's your answer

the principal focus of a mirror is the point through which the light rays pass after reflection and meet or just appear to meet.

in the case of a concave mirror it is in the inner side of the mirror and for the convex mirror it is on the other side i.e. the silvered side of the mirror.

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Answered by Anonymous
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DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TERMS IN RELATION TO SPHERICAL MIRRORS

PRINCIPAL FOCUS

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★ PRINCIPAL FOCUS ★

IT IS A POINT ON PRINCIPAL AXIS WHERE ALL REFLECTED RAYS ARE EITHER CONVERGE OR DIVERGE

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