A spherical mirror forms an image of an arrow at x = x₂ =-88.5 cm. The mirror is represented in the drawing as aplane at x = 0. The tip of the object arrow is located at(x,y) = (x₁,₁)= (-115 cm, 6.32 cm).(X1,Y1)X2X 1) What is f, the focal length of the mirror? If the mirror is concave f is positive. If the mirror is convex, f is negative.2) What is y₂, the y-coordinate of the image of the tip of the arrow?3) The object arrow is now moved such that image distance doubles, i.e., Ximage, new = -177 cm. What is Yimage, new, thenew y-coordinate of the image of the tip of the arrow?cm Submit0004) The object arrow is now moved to x = x1,new = -29 cm. What isarrow?(a)cm Submit(b)5) Which of the rays in the diagram is not reflected asshown?(c)Submitcm Submitcm SubmitY2, new'(a)+(b)(c)the new y-coordinate of the image of the++

Given data : Distance of image x2 = v = -88.5 cm Distance of object x1 = u = -115 cm Height of…

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