please help with image properties and is this image concave or convex MIRROR2fFocal Length : 36.3 cmfocusObject Distance : 80 cmObject Height : 15.5 cmheightImage Distance : 66.2 cmRay 1Ray 2Ray 3ONONONImage Height : -12.8 cm Type Diverging MirrorShapeConcaveThese two columns ofobject height (h,)focal length (f)15.5 cmdata will come from the36.3 cmImage Propertiesf %errorh; %errorreal orbigger or upright orsmaller? inverted?p/fh,h;fMUNITS!virtual?0.38%0.53%802.266.5-12.966.2-12.836.20.58%-0.8701.975.4-16.775.0-15.536.17.16%-1.1-23.6-40.7601.791.9-23.791.536.10.43%0.59%-1.5501.4132.5-41.1131.536.00.74%0.90%-2.6-149.41.51%1.75%0.55%401.1392.4-152.1386.535.8-9.7-174.189.834.621.8300.8-172.989.336.60.72%5.8-44.50.36%2.16%200.634.5-44.736.40.24%2.2100.3-13.821.4-14.137.11.90%1.4

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An Introduction to Physical Science

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305079137

Author:James Shipman, Jerry D. Wilson, Charles A. Higgins, Omar Torres

Publisher:James Shipman, Jerry D. Wilson, Charles A. Higgins, Omar Torres

Chapter7: Optics And Wave Effects

Section7.4: Lenses

Problem 7.3CE

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please help with image properties and is this image concave or convex

MIRROR
2f
Focal Length : 36.3 cm
focus
Object Distance : 80 cm
Object Height : 15.5 cm
height
Image Distance : 66.2 cm
Ray 1
Ray 2
Ray 3
ON
ON
ON
Image Height : -12.8 cm

Type Diverging Mirror
Shape
Concave
These two columns of
object height (h,)
focal length (f)
15.5 cm
data will come from the
36.3 cm
Image Properties
f %error
h; %error
real or
bigger or upright or
smaller? inverted?
p/f
h,
h;
f
M
UNITS!
virtual?
0.38%
0.53%
80
2.2
66.5
-12.9
66.2
-12.8
36.2
0.58%
-0.8
70
1.9
75.4
-16.7
75.0
-15.5
36.1
7.16%
-1.1
-23.6
-40.7
60
1.7
91.9
-23.7
91.5
36.1
0.43%
0.59%
-1.5
50
1.4
132.5
-41.1
131.5
36.0
0.74%
0.90%
-2.6
-149.4
1.51%
1.75%
0.55%
40
1.1
392.4
-152.1
386.5
35.8
-9.7
-174.1
89.8
34.6
21.8
30
0.8
-172.9
89.3
36.6
0.72%
5.8
-44.5
0.36%
2.16%
20
0.6
34.5
-44.7
36.4
0.24%
2.2
10
0.3
-13.8
21.4
-14.1
37.1
1.90%
1.4

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