Cameras focal length: 900mm. a. Compute for the image location and the size of the image on the film of a 5m high monument that is at a distance of 20m. b. Describe the image. Is it real or fake? Is it inverted or upright? Is it diminished or enlarge?

Cameras focal length: 900mm. a. Compute for the image location and the size of the image on the film of a 5m high monument that is at a distance of 20m. b. Describe the image. Is it real or fake? Is it inverted or upright? Is it diminished or enlarge?

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Sign Convention for Mirrors

A mirror is made of glass that is coated with a metal amalgam on one side due to which the light ray incident on the surface undergoes reflection and not refraction.

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Cameras focal length: 900mm.
a. Compute for the image location and the
size of the image on the film of a 5m high
monument that is at a distance of 20m.
b. Describe the image.
Is it real or fake?
Is it inverted or upright?
Is it diminished or enlarge?

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