Lecture

Concave Mirror: Image Formation and Focal Length

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of image formation in a concave mirror, focusing on a specific scenario where an object is moved towards the mirror, resulting in the movement of the image. Through a series of calculations and equations, the instructor demonstrates how to determine the focal length of the mirror based on the given parameters and conditions.

Instructor

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