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Prove the relation among Object Distance, Image Distance & Focal length of Concave Mirror

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Answered by Adennie
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Answer:

All of them are of equal distance from the mirror

Answered by Anonymous
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From the above diagram we can write that triangle PCQ and pCq are similar.

∴ PQ/pq = CQ/Cq .........(1)

Again, ΔABF and Δpdf are similar.

∴AB/pq = BF/Fq

or PQ/pq = BF/Fq [ since AB = PQ ] ........(2)

From (1) and (2) we get,

CQ/Cq = BF/Fq

Since the mirror is of small aperture, it can be assumed,

BF=OF.

∴ CQ/Cq = OF/Fq ........(3)

Object distance, OQ = -u ,

Image distance, Oq = -v,

Focal length, OF = -f ,

Radius of curvature, OC = -r = -2f

∴ CQ = OQ - OC = -u + 2f

Cq = OC - Oq = -2f + v

Fq = Oq - OF = -v + f

From (3) we get,

 \frac{ - u + 2f}{ - 2f + v}  =   \frac{ - f}{ - v + f}

or uv - uf - 2fv + 2f² = 2f² - fv

or uv = uf + vf

Dividing both sides by uvf we get,

 \frac{1}{f}  =  \frac{1}{v}   +  \frac{1}{u}

or  \frac{1}{v}  +  \frac{1}{u}  =  \frac{1}{f}  =  \frac{2}{r}

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