In: Physics
2A)
A convex mirror has radius of curvature of magnitude 20 cm.
(I) its focal length is + 10 cm
(II) its focal length is – 10 cm
(III) it produces only virtual images.
(IV) it produces only magnified images.
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only IV |
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II and III |
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I and IV |
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only I |
2B)
An object is placed 20 cm in front of a concave mirror of radius 50 cm.
(I) the image is formed behind the mirror
(II) the image is inverted
(III) the image is magnified
(IV) the image is real
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II and III |
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I and IV |
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I and III |
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II and IV |
2C)
A mirror produces a magnified image. Therefore
(I) it is a concave mirror
(II) it is a virtual image
(III) it is a real image
(IV) the magnitude of magnification is greater than 1
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I and IV |
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III and IV |
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II and IV |
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I and III |
2D)
A mirror produces a reduced image. Therefore
(I) the magnification is negative
(II) it cannot be a concave mirror
(III) it cannot be a plane mirror
(IV) it is a convex mirror if the image is upright.
The correct answers are
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III and IV |
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I and III |
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II and III |
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I and II |