Part CWhen you hold a spherical concave mirror with a 48.2-cm radius of curvature 19.4 cm in front of your face, you see an image of your face in the mirror. Where is this image located, with respect to the mirror?O 99.5 cm in front of the mirrorO 99.5 cm behind the mirrorO 10.7 cm in front of the mirrorO 32.5 cm in front of the mirrorservices TECHNICAL SUPPOROfficeMaxO 32.5 cm behind the mirorO 10.7 cm behind the mirorMy Account Part CWhen you hold a spherical concave mirror with a 48.2-cm radius of curvature 19.4 cm in front of your face, you see an image of your face in the mirror. Where is this image located, with respect to the mirror?O 99.5 cm in front of the mirrorO 99.5 cm behind the mirrorO 10.7 cm in front of the mirrorO 32.5 cm in front of the mirrorservices TECHNICAL SUPPOROfficeMaxO 32.5 cm behind the mirorO 10.7 cm behind the mirorMy Account

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