10: A spherical mirror has a radius of curvature of R = +2 m. a) what is its focal length? [2 pts] A person (assume 2m tall) is standing 4 m from the mirror (measured from its vertex). b) Where is the image located? [2 pts] c) What is its size and orientation relative to the person? [2 pts]

10: A spherical mirror has a radius of curvature of R = +2 m. a) what is its focal length? [2 pts] A person (assume 2m tall) is standing 4 m from the mirror (measured from its vertex). b) Where is the image located? [2 pts] c) What is its size and orientation relative to the person? [2 pts]

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Chapter35: Image Fonnation

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10: A spherical mirror has a radius of curvature of R = +2 m.
a) what is its focal length? [2 pts]
A person (assume 2m tall) is standing 4 m from the mirror (measured from its vertex).
b) Where is the image located? [2 pts]
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c) What is its size and orientation relative to the person? [2 pts]

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