Why do we take magnification negative
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Using the Gaussian form of the lens equation, a negative sign is used on the linear magnification equation as a reminder that all real images are inverted. If the image is virtual, the image distance will be negative, and the magnification will therefore be positive for the erect image.
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Using the Gaussian form of the lens equation, a negative sign is used on the linear magnification equation as a reminder that all real images are inverted. If the image is virtual, the image distance will be negative, and the magnification will therefore be positive for the erect image.
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If the image of object is inverted ( below principal Axis) then the magnification of the image is taken as negative
If the image of object is inverted ( below principal Axis) then the magnification of the image is taken as negative
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