Geometric Optics .: L' = 2.15 cm %3D Example (2): Calculate the amount of magnification of an object that placed in front of a concave mirror the radius of its reflection is (R), at a distance (R/6) of mirror.

Geometric Optics .: L' = 2.15 cm %3D Example (2): Calculate the amount of magnification of an object that placed in front of a concave mirror the radius of its reflection is (R), at a distance (R/6) of mirror.

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Chapter2: Geometric Optics And Image Formation

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