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The figure below shows the image of a rod formed with
a concave mirror. The mirror has a radius of curvature
of magnitude |R| = 50 cm. The rod is above the
optical axis and is
%3D
long.
12 cm
10 cm
10 cm
•Image
O 5 cm; 15 cm
5 cm; 75 cm
10 cm; 150 cm
O 15 cm; 200 cm
O 10 cm; 100 cm
O 15 cm; 50 cm

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