what happens if you hold the paper at a distance shorter than the focal length from the concave mirror and move it away
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We find there is no point at which the reflected rays converge at a point . But as we move the paper away from the focal point we find images formed at different distance from the mirror .
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what happens if you hold the paper at a distance shorter than the focal length from the concave mirror and move it away
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First we can find a blurred image and as we move away, we find a brighter spot on the paper. The point where we get a brighter spot is the focus.
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