Question

The erect image formed by a concave mirror is of size double the size of object. How are u and v related?

March 26, 2024

Answer

magnification (m) = – $image\ distance\ (v)\over object\ distance\ (u)$

Hence, we get,

2 = – $v\over u$

v = – 2 u

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