magnification is v by u or -v by u?
Aditya Amin , 8 Years ago
Grade 11
Wave Optics> magnification is v by u or -v by u?
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Umakant biswal
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
@ aditya
its -v/ u
but it purely depend upon the type of mirror and the type of image forimng in it ,
and sometimes , direction of light incident or sign convention do matters a lot .
but generally its -v/u
HOPE IT CLEARS
ALL THE BEST ..
its -v/ u
but it purely depend upon the type of mirror and the type of image forimng in it ,
and sometimes , direction of light incident or sign convention do matters a lot .
but generally its -v/u
HOPE IT CLEARS
ALL THE BEST ..
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