You have a concave spherical mirror with a 10.5 cm radius of curvature. You place an object on the mirror's axis, 16.1 cm infront of the mirror.How far is the object's image from the mirror?image distance:cmIf it can be determined, is the image real or virtual?cannot be determinedrealvirtualIf it can be determined, is the image upright or inverted with respect to the object?inverteduprightcannot be determined

Given information: The radius of curvature of the mirror (R) = 10.5 cm Therefore the focal length of…

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