A spherical mirror is designed to form an upright half-sized of an object if that object is 120 cm from the vertex. The focal length of the mirror is: O -110 cm O 240 cm O -100 cm O - 200 cm O - 220 cm O - 120 cm

A spherical mirror is designed to form an upright half-sized of an object if that object is 120 cm from the vertex. The focal length of the mirror is: O -110 cm O 240 cm O -100 cm O - 200 cm O - 220 cm O - 120 cm

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

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A spherical mirror is designed to form an
upright half-sized of an object if that object is
120 cm from the vertex. The focal length of
the mirror is:
-110 cm
-240 cm
-100 cm
-200 cm
-220cm
-120 cm
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