Physics, asked by ripunjoypatangia22, 9 months ago

Q:1)A concave mirror produces a 3 times magnified real image of an object laced at 10 cm from it.Find the focal length of the mirror.

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Answered by abuashraf876

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the answer would be 10cm×focal length ×3

Explanation:

so basically 10cm ×3=30cm

Answered by aklimkhan621

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Explanation:

the answer would be 10cm focal length x3

find the local length of the mirror

so the answer is 10x3x=30 cm

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