3.Given:A concave mirror has a focal lengthof 14 cm and a center of curvature of 28cm.An object is placed on the principal axis 17.5cm from the mirror.Find:b.Construct the ray diagram.Is the image:a.Real or VirtualUpright or InvertedLarge or Smaller than theObjectSolution:

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3. Given: A concave mirror has focal length of 14 cm and a center of curvature of 28cm. An object is placed on the principal axis 17.5 cm from the mirror. Construct the ray diagram. Is the image: Find: a. b. Real or Virtual Upright or Inverted Large or Smaller than the Object Solution:

3. Given: A concave mirror has focal length of 14 cm and a center of curvature of 28cm. An object is placed on the principal axis 17.5 cm from the mirror. Construct the ray diagram. Is the image: Find: a. b. Real or Virtual Upright or Inverted Large or Smaller than the Object Solution:

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Given:
A concave mirror has a focal length
of 14 cm and a center of curvature of 28cm.
An object is placed on the principal axis 17.5
cm from the mirror.
Find:
b.
Construct the ray diagram.
Is the image:
a.
Real or Virtual
Upright or Inverted
Large or Smaller than the
Object
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