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The convex spherical mirror is the diverging mirror. The image distance is 20.4 cm. The magnification is 0.417. The image is virtual and upright.
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What is magnification?</h3>
Magnification is the ratio of image distance to the object distance.
Object distance is 49 cm and the focal length of convex mirror is 35 cm, then image distance is calculated by the lens maker formula.
1/f = 1/v +1/u
1/-35 = 1`/v +1/49
v= -20.4 cm
Thus, the image distance is 20.4 cm.
The magnification is given by
m = v/u
m = -20.4 / 49
m = 0.417
Thus, the magnification is 0.417.
The image formed is by virtual meeting of light rays and above the principle axis. Thus the image is virtual and upright.
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a superconductor in a magnetic field and you'll make electric currents flow through its surface. These currents create a magnetic field that exactly cancels the original field trying to get inside the superconductor and repelling the magnetic field outside.
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