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2. An object is 5.50 cm high and is placed 3.30 cm 1s 0.00 cm high and is placed 3.30 cm to the left of a convex mirror. The
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Solle Height of object (h) 2 +5.50 cm Distance of object from the mirros (P) = 43.30cm Radius of curvature of miscran (R) = -M = -20 = - 13.30 -(-7.45) M =+0.4393939 M=h hamh h. 0.4393939 x 5.50 Th =+2.41666cm on h =+2.42cm Hence, image is vis tual

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