hello can you help me? I have a question regarding to convex mirrors. I checked your video about the convex mirrors but unfortunately, it didn't answer my question. This is the question: A 10 cm high object is placed 40 cm from a concave mirror that has a focal length of 20 cm. Using a ray diagram, determine he location, size, orientation, and type of the image formed.
@@stepbystepscience sir how about the concave lenses? When i checked your convex video I haven't found the answer for this question because this is a concave mirror not convex. When i also checked your concave video I haven't found the answer I was looking. Can you help me?? A 10 cm high object is placed 40 cm from a concave mirror that has a focal length of 20 cm. Show the ray diagram, determine he location, size, orientation, and type of the image formed.
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hello can you help me? I have a question regarding to convex mirrors. I checked your video about the convex mirrors but unfortunately, it didn't answer my question. This is the question:
A 10 cm high object is placed 40 cm from a concave mirror that has a focal length of 20 cm. Using a ray diagram, determine he location, size, orientation, and type of the image formed.
Really I covered that in the video, it is the case where the object is at 2F.
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@@stepbystepscience sir how about the concave lenses? When i checked your convex video I haven't found the answer for this question because this is a concave mirror not convex. When i also checked your concave video I haven't found the answer I was looking. Can you help me??
A 10 cm high object is placed 40 cm from a concave mirror that has a focal length of 20 cm. Show the ray diagram, determine he location, size, orientation, and type of the image formed.
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Watch, pause, take notes, review, watch, pause, take notes, review. If necessary watch the video again or stop the video and research other sources. At the end of the lecture, the concepts can actually be grasped and understood instead of memorized and forgotten after the exam. . This is NOT possible with a conventional 19th century classroom lecture learning system. TH-cam University is a teaching system that is exponentially superior to any conventional university..
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