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A car's rear-view mirror is a convex mirror of focal length 25 cm. A car behind it is 5 m away. The image of that car is
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High School (11–12)
Optics › Reflection of Light
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A car's rear-view mirror is a convex mirror of focal length
25
cm
25\ \text{cm}
25
cm
. A car behind it is
5
m
5\ \text{m}
5
m
away. The image of that car is
26.3
cm
26.3\ \text{cm}
26.3
cm
behind the mirror, about
1
19
\dfrac{1}{19}
19
1
of the car's size, upright
25
cm
25\ \text{cm}
25
cm
behind the mirror, about
1
20
\dfrac{1}{20}
20
1
of the car's size, upright
23.8
cm
23.8\ \text{cm}
23.8
cm
in front of the mirror, about
1
21
\dfrac{1}{21}
21
1
of the car's size, inverted
23.8
cm
23.8\ \text{cm}
23.8
cm
behind the mirror, about
1
21
\dfrac{1}{21}
21
1
of the car's size, upright
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