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A converging beam of light rats falls on a concave mirrir of focal length 20 cm. They appear to meet at a point which is 30 cm away from pole and 10 cm below principal axis. Find the location and nature of image formed​

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Explanation:

Given:-

  • Focal Length ,f = -20cm
  • Image distance ,v = -30cm
  • Image height ,hi = -10 cm (below the principal axis.)

To Find:-

  • Location & Nature of Image Formed

Solution:-

As it is given that the mirror is converging mirror . When light RAYS fall on the mirror its forms an image 30 cm away from the POLE. And also the image formed by concave mirror is real & Inverted .

Firstly, we calculate the image distance

Using Mirror FORMULA

1/v + 1/u = 1/f

Substitute the value we get

→ -1/30 + 1/u = 1/(-20)

→ -1/30 + 1/u = -1/20

→ 1/u = -1/20 + 1/30

→ 1/u = -3+2/60

→ 1/u = -1/60

→ u = -60 cm

  • Hence, the object distance is 60 cm in front of mirror.

Now, Calculating the Magnification

m = hi/ho = -v/u

Substitute the value we get

→ -10/ho = -(-30)/-60

→ -10/ho = -30/60

→ -10/ho = -1/2

→ ho = 20 cm

  • Hence, the height of the object is 20 cm.
  • Nature of Image :- Real & Inverted .



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