**Using Ray Diagrams and Mirror Equation**Learn to locate the position, orientation, and type of image of an object placed in front of a convex mirror with a focal length \( f = -20 \) cm.### Part AThe object distance is \( 220 \) cm; find the distance from the image to the mirror (positive for real image and negative for virtual image).**Express your answer with the appropriate units.**\( s' = \) [Value] [Units][Submit] [Request Answer]---### Part BThe object distance is \( 220 \) cm; find the magnification (positive for upright image and negative for inverted image).\( m = \)[Submit] [Request Answer]---### Part CThe object distance is \( 44 \) cm; find the distance from the image to the mirror (positive for real image and negative for virtual image).**Express your answer with the appropriate units.**\( s' = \) [Value] [Units][Submit] [Request Answer]

given data as per question focal length = 20cm object distance = 220cm

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**Using Ray Diagrams and Mirror Equation**

Learn to locate the position, orientation, and type of image of an object placed in front of a convex mirror with a focal length \( f = -20 \) cm.

### Part A

The object distance is \( 220 \) cm; find the distance from the image to the mirror (positive for real image and negative for virtual image).

**Express your answer with the appropriate units.**

\( s' = \) [Value] [Units]

[Submit] [Request Answer]

---

### Part B

The object distance is \( 220 \) cm; find the magnification (positive for upright image and negative for inverted image).

\( m = \)

[Submit] [Request Answer]

---

### Part C

The object distance is \( 44 \) cm; find the distance from the image to the mirror (positive for real image and negative for virtual image).

**Express your answer with the appropriate units.**

\( s' = \) [Value] [Units]

[Submit] [Request Answer]

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