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Chapter 5: Q6DQ (page 1151)

For what range of object positions does a concave spherical mirror form a real image? What about a convex spherical mirror?

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No, real image never forms any real image of objects

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01

Virtual image

If the object is placed at a distance ofd0from a spherical mirror with a focal length, the distance of image of the object formed by the spherical mirror from the vertex of the spherical mirror is given by:

di=d0路fd0-f

Now, ifdi is positive and the image is real and ifdi is negative then the image is virtual.

02

Convex spherical mirror

Now, we know that convex spherical mirror never forms a real image of the object, hence no mater what range of object or positions concave spherical mirror will never form real image.

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