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Can you please help my find the magnification, di by ray diagram, and hi by ray diagram for each problem.

Ray Diagrams Concave Mirror (Task 13) Concave Mirror h hi ho o C Magnification () object no mis)h d by ray dingram- hy by ray diagram M by ray diagram (ii) do -R-2f Concave Mirror dj by ray diagram d, using equation (1)- Percent difference in d, h by ray diagram - M by ray diagram_ M using equation (2) Percent difference in M
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Convex Mirror (Task 14) ) do > R Convex Mirror d, by ray diagram d, using equation(1)- Percent difference in dy h, by ray diagram- M by ray diagram- M using equation (2)- Percent difference in M- (ii) do - R-2f Convex Mirror do d, by ray diagram d, using equation (1) Percent difference in d hy by ray diagram M by ray diagram- M using equation (2) Percent difference in M
Gii) do-f Convex Mirror d by ray diagram- d, using equation (1)- Percent difference in d- hy by ray diagram M by ray diagram- M using equation (2)- Percent difference in M = (iv) do <f Convex Mirror A O d, by ray diagram = d, using equation (1)- Percent difference in d s hy by ray diagram M by ray diagram- M using equation (2) Percent difference in M - QUESTIONS 1. What type of image is formed by plane mirrors? 2. Describe the type of image formed by a convex mirror. 3. List a few applications of concave and convex mirrors.
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1. Plane mirror form Virtual and erect image is always form and will always be of same size.

2.Convex mirror: Always form virtual and erect image but the size of image is always smaller than size of object.

3.Concave mirror: when the object is anywhere from infinity to focus real and inverted image is formed smaller than the object. At R radius of curvature size of object is same as image and inverted. In concave mirror if object is placed inside the focal length of mirror, in which case the image in virtual, upright, and bigger.

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