An upright image is twice as large as the object and the image is 20 cm away from the mirror. Where is the focus of the mirror located?
An upright image is twice as large as the object and the image is 20 cm away from the mirror. Where is the focus of the mirror located?
The first thing you might be wondering about is what kind of mirror is this. It is a concave mirror because only concave mirrors can create images that are upright and magnified. This means when you solve for the focus, you should get a positive number. Unlike convex mirrors, concave mirrors also have the focus on the same side as the indicent light.