I calculated the distance for an object and the height of an object in front of a concave mirrorwith these variables:Focus= 20.0 cmDistance of object3 50.0 cmHeight of object=21.0 cmAnswer= distance 33.1 cm and height -13.8From the above information:-Is the image upside down?-Is the image real or virtual?-Is the image smaller or larger?

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I calculated the distance for an object and the height of an object in front of a concave mirror with these variables: Focus= 20.0 cm Distance of object= 50.0 cm Height of object=21.0 cm Answer= distance 33.1 cm and height -13.8 From the above information: -Is the image upside down? -Is the image real or virtual? -Is the image smaller or larger?

I calculated the distance for an object and the height of an object in front of a concave mirror with these variables: Focus= 20.0 cm Distance of object= 50.0 cm Height of object=21.0 cm Answer= distance 33.1 cm and height -13.8 From the above information: -Is the image upside down? -Is the image real or virtual? -Is the image smaller or larger?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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