A spherical surface with a radius of curvature of 3.73 m is polished on both sides....

A spherical surface with a radius of curvature of 3.73 m is polished on both sides. An object sits 4.43 m in front of one side of the mirror. When the mirror is flipped around, how far does the image move?

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Radius of curvaturee of spherical Paror R. R- 3.73 a. spherical Mirror is polised Both side. Hence one side Belaves as convex and other side as concave. First case when object is placed in front of concare mirror R=– 3.73 fa R = -1,865 C M M= – 4.43m (as per sign convention ) apply unirror Formula +-+ + 1 + C-4-43) 4.43 1.865-4.43 1.865 0. 262 T- u - 1.065 o – 0.262 = – 3.221 m. I 2.565 Here (-) tign Represted the Nature of Image For distaf I lol = 3.221m

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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