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why concave mirror cannot form real image prove mathematically

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Answered by Bajwa302
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statement of the particular version of the mirror equation to be used, along with the convention for setting and interpreting the signs of focal lengths, and object/image positions.
For example, from http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/physics/MirrorFormula.html:


Unmentioned in this is the convention that virtual images and objects are found behind the mirror and have negative values of
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In the particular example you present, the image formed by the primary mirror is a real image. If you put infinity for the object distance and a positive focal length, you find a positive image distance.
But when you insert a convex mirror, with a negative focal length, into the optical path, you must also consider the position of the real image (now an object) relative to the convex mirror. The object is behind the convex mirror; it is a virtual object, and its distance from the convex mirror is negative.
With appropriate positioning of the convex mirror, the formula will produce a positive value for the image distance. There will be real image formed in front of the convex mirror.

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