A small teddy bear is 12.0 [cm] from the surface of a shiny Christmas ball with diameter 10.0 [cm]. Consider the same setup as the previous item but the teddy bear is placed front of an automobile headlight reflector instead of Christmas ball. The teddy bear is located 12.0 [cm] away from the vertex point of the reflector. The radius of curvature of the reflector is the same as the previous item. What is the distance, size, orientation and nature of the image formed? OA. -2.07 [cm], reduced, upright, virtual OB. +3.16 [cm], reduced, inverted, real OG +3.16 cml reduced upright real

A small teddy bear is 12.0 [cm] from the surface of a shiny Christmas ball with diameter 10.0 [cm]. Consider the same setup as the previous item but the teddy bear is placed front of an automobile headlight reflector instead of Christmas ball. The teddy bear is located 12.0 [cm] away from the vertex point of the reflector. The radius of curvature of the reflector is the same as the previous item. What is the distance, size, orientation and nature of the image formed? OA. -2.07 [cm], reduced, upright, virtual OB. +3.16 [cm], reduced, inverted, real OG +3.16 cml reduced upright real

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Chapter23: Mirrors And Lenses

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