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How might you determine the focal length more accurately?
To determine the focal length more accurately, one must find the exact radius of curvature of the concave mirror and divide that magnitude by two.
The focal length is midway through the mirror's radius of curvature.
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location of the image, taking a real image as a positive value and
a virtual image as a negative value. (b) Determine the height of
the image, where an upright image will have a positive height and
an inverted image will have a negative height.
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