Lecture

Mirror Optics: Image Formation in Convex Mirrors

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Description

This lecture covers the resolution of exercise 1 from series 14, focusing on a convex mirror with an object placed at 14 cm and a focal length of 22 cm. The position and nature of the images are described using graphical and analytical methods, showing how parallel rays are reflected towards the focal point and how the image is virtual, upright, and smaller than the object.

Instructor

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