CBSE Class 10th Physics Ch. 9 | Numericals on mirror formula and magnification |
CBSE Class 10th Physics Ch. 9 | Numericals on mirror formula and magnification |
The magnification formula for mirror is: Magnification, $m=\frac{{{h}'}}{h}$. Here, the height of the object is h, and h' means height of the image. Sometimes, magnification can be related to the object distance and image distance.
The magnification produced by the mirror is defined as the ratio of the height of the image formed to the height of the object. m = h e i g h t o f i m a g e h e i g h t o f o b j e c t. It shows the size of the image formed as compared to the size of the object
What is Mirror Formula?
The mirror formula is the relationship between the focal length of the mirror, the object's distance u from the pole of the mirror, and the image's distance v from the pole. 1/v +1/u = 1/f.11-May-2023
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