Physics, asked by Anonymous, 6 months ago

The erect image formed by a concave mirror is of size double the size of object. How are u and v related ?​

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Answered by vashushubu77
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\mathtt {Magnification \:  can \:  be  \: given \:  by : } \\ \mathtt {M= -}  \mathtt {\frac{v}{u} } \\ \mathtt {Therefore \:,}\mathtt {M= -}  \mathtt {\frac{v}{u} = 2} \\ \mathtt {v=-2u}  \\ \mathtt {Since ′u′ is  \: always  \: negative} \\ \:\:\:\:\:\:\: \mathtt {v=2u} \\ \mathtt {The \:  above  \: equation \:  shows} \\  \mathtt { \: how  \: u \:  and  \: v  \: are  \: related......}

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Answered by ktripathy08
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Answer:

Magnification can be given by :

m=− v/u

Therefore , − v/u =2

v=−2u

Since u is always negative

v=2u

The above equation shows how u and v are related.

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