if magnification
m = - 2
v1/u1 = - 2
v = - 2 u1
using mirror formula
1/f = 1/v1 + 1/u1
- 2/46 = - 1/2u1 - 1/u1
u1 = 34.5 cm ===>> Ans
2nd case if magnification = +2
v2 = 2 u2
as per mirror formula
- 2/46 = 1/2u2 - 1/u2
u2 = 11.5 cm ==>> Ans
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u1 => real and inverted image
u2 => Virtual and upright image.
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