A convex spherical mirror has radius of curvature -37.0 cm. Find the image distance and lateral magnification for each of the following object distances. In each case state whether the image is real or virtual, whether it is erect or inverted, and whether it is larger or smaller than the object. (a) 11.0 cm; (b) 31.0 cm; (c) 55.0 cm.
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A convex spherical mirror has radius of curvature -37.0 cm.
Find the image distance and lateral magnification for each of the following
object distances. In each case state whether the image is real or
virtual, whether it is erect or inverted, and whether it is larger or smaller
than the object. (a) 11.0 cm; (b) 31.0 cm; (c) 55.0 cm.
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