If you have a mirror that curved in the opposite direction, then the one that is in #4 (in the image attached)Will the focal length be the same for this mirror as it is in #4?It will still be negativeIt will now be positiveIt is hard to know at this timeIt will not have a focal length Describe what this mirror looks like in the space belowNow draw that mirror Go back up to part n and do the following steps:Draw the ray that will only head to the vertex. MAKE SURE TO LABLE THIS RAY AS #1Now depending on where you put the vertical arrow, draw the ray that goes thru the focal pointCan you see where this image will form?YesNo Circle all that apply… From the notes and the lecture, the image formed will be:On the same side as the objectOn the opposite side of the mirrorIt will depend on the object’s location Is this image located:Behind the focal pointIn front of the focal pointAt the center of curvatureBehind the center of curvatureBetween the center of curvature and the focal pointBetween the focal point and the vertex Objectequal halves.ImageRay 3Ray 3Concave MirrorOptical Axis

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If you have a mirror that curved in the opposite direction, then the one that is in #4 (in the image attached)

Go back up to part n and do the following steps:
Draw the ray that will only head to the vertex. MAKE SURE TO LABLE THIS RAY AS #1
Now depending on where you put the vertical arrow, draw the ray that goes thru the focal point
Can you see where this image will form?
Yes
No

Circle all that apply… From the notes and the lecture, the image formed will be:
On the same side as the object
On the opposite side of the mirror
It will depend on the object’s location

Is this image located: