A spherical mirror gives an upright image of height h' = +1.6 cm for an object of height h %3D = +8 cm. The distance between the object O and the image I is d = 30 cm. The mirror's focal length is given by: %3D f = -6.25 cm f = +12.5 cm f = -20 cm f = -8 cm f - +10 cm

A spherical mirror gives an upright image of height h' = +1.6 cm for an object of height h %3D = +8 cm. The distance between the object O and the image I is d = 30 cm. The mirror's focal length is given by: %3D f = -6.25 cm f = +12.5 cm f = -20 cm f = -8 cm f - +10 cm

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A spherical mirror gives an upright image of
height h' = +1.6 cm for an object of height h
= +8 cm. The distance between the object
O and the image I is d = 30 cm. The mirror's
focal length is given by:
f = -6.25 cm
%3D
f = +12.5 cm
f = -20 cm
f = -8 cm
%3D
f = +10 cm

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