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When an object is kept at infinity for a concave mirror, a point-sized image at focus is formed.
What is the magnification of such image?

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When rays of light coming from infinity are incident on a concave mirror, convex mirror, concave lens or a convex lens, a highly diminished image is formed

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When an object is kept at infinity for a concave mirror, a point-sized image at focus is formed. What is the magnification of such image?

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When an object is kept at infinity for a concave mirror, a point-sized image at focus is formed.
What is the magnification of such image?