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Q2 S] An object is located at a distance s = 14 [cm] in front of a mirror having a focal length of f = -2 [cm]. D. L If the location of the image is s' = -2.1, find the transverse magnification. M = E. [. 3] Is the image Upright or Inverted? The image is +

Q2 S] An object is located at a distance s = 14 [cm] in front of a mirror having a focal length of f = -2 [cm]. D. L If the location of the image is s' = -2.1, find the transverse magnification. M = E. [. 3] Is the image Upright or Inverted? The image is +

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