A 30 cm tall coffee cup is placed 1.1 m from a diverging mirror with a focal length of 120 cm. If the virtual image produced is 500 cm away, how tall is the image? Use the GUESS method to help you solve this question. h, _ -d, d. 1 1 1 m= %3D d, d, f

A 30 cm tall coffee cup is placed 1.1 m from a diverging mirror with a focal length of 120 cm. If the virtual image produced is 500 cm away, how tall is the image? Use the GUESS method to help you solve this question. h, _ -d, d. 1 1 1 m= %3D d, d, f

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d.
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