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Physics, 14.09.2019 08:30, 22chandlerlashley

Aconvex mirror has a radius of 20 cm. an object is placed 50 cm from the mirror. find the location of the image, the magnification, and the type of image formed. 2. for the previous mirror system, draw the three principle rays and compare your results to that obtained for the previous problem. 3. a convex mirror has a radius of 60 cm. an object is placed 200 cm from the mirror. find the location of the image, the magnification, and the type of image formed. for the previous mirror system, draw the three principle rays and compare your results to that obtained for the previous problem.

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