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Use the mirror equation to deduce that: (a) an object placed between f and 2 f of a concave mirror produces a real image beyond 2 f. (b) a convex mirror always produces a virtual image independent of the location of the object. (c) the virtual image produced by a convex mirror is always diminished in size and is located between the focus and the pole. (d) an object placed between the pole and focus of a concave mirror produces a virtual and enlarged image.[Note: This exercise helps you deduce algebraically properties of images that one obtains from explicit ray diagrams]

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Answered by prmkulk1978
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a) Mirror Formula : 1/v+1/u=1/f

For concave mirror:

f<0, as object always placed on the left side of mirror so u<0

According to question:

f<u<2f   [ object lies between f and 2f]

1/2f>1/u>1/f

or

-1/2f<-1/u< -1/f

add 1/f on both sides :

1/f-1/2f< 1/f-1/u<0------------(1)

From lens formula : 1/f=1/v-/1u

we get  : 1/2f <1/v

or v>2f

as f is negative , 2f is also negative and hence v will be also negative.

Nature of image : Real and lies between beyond 2f

b)For convex mirror :

f is positive

f>0 and u<0

from lens formula : 1/v =1/f-1/u

as f>0 and u<0

value 1/v >0 or v>0 or v is always positive.

The image formed is virtual . It does not depend on location of object.

c) For convex mirror f>0, u<0

from lens formula : 1/v=1/f-1/u

1/v>1/f or v<f

Thus image is always located between pole and focus of mirror.as v<|u|so image is always diminished in size.

d) For concave mirror  f<0

As object is placed between pole and focus.

f<u<0

1/f-1/u>0

From lens formula : 1/f-1/u=1/v

v>0

That means  v is positive and image is formed on right virtual .

1/v<1/u

v>|u| so image is enlarged.



Answered by deveshnarwat2414
1

Answer:

Explanation:a) Mirror Formula : 1/v+1/u=1/f

For concave mirror:

f<0, as object always placed on the left side of mirror so u<0

According to question:

f<u<2f   [ object lies between f and 2f]

1/2f>1/u>1/f

or

-1/2f<-1/u< -1/f

add 1/f on both sides :

1/f-1/2f< 1/f-1/u<0------------(1)

From lens formula : 1/f=1/v-/1u

we get  : 1/2f <1/v

or v>2f

as f is negative , 2f is also negative and hence v will be also negative.

Nature of image : Real and lies between beyond 2f

b)For convex mirror :

f is positive

f>0 and u<0

from lens formula : 1/v =1/f-1/u

as f>0 and u<0

value 1/v >0 or v>0 or v is always positive.

The image formed is virtual . It does not depend on location of object.

c) For convex mirror f>0, u<0

from lens formula : 1/v=1/f-1/u

1/v>1/f or v<f

Thus image is always located between pole and focus of mirror.as v<|u|so image is always diminished in size.

d) For concave mirror  f<0

As object is placed between pole and focus.

f<u<0

1/f-1/u>0

From lens formula : 1/f-1/u=1/v

v>0

That means  v is positive and image is formed on right virtual .

1/v<1/u

v>|u| so image is enlarged.

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