The Image Position and Magnification in Curved Mirrors and Lenses Calculator will calculate the:
Calculator Limitations: Curved mirror and lenses are considered as ideal.
The position of image produced by a curved mirror or a lens is cm |
The magnification produced by a curved mirror or a lens is |
The height of the image produced by reflection in curved mirrors or in lenses if the object's height is known is cm |
(Position of the image calculation |
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di = do × F/do - F di = × / - di = / di = |
Magnification produced by a curved mirror or a lens calculation |
M = F/do - F M = / - M = / M = |
Height of the image produced by a curved mirror or lens calculation |
hi = ho × (F/do - F) hi = × (/ - ) hi = × (/) hi = × hi = |
Image Position And Magnification In Curved Mirrors And Lenses Calculator Input Values |
Position of the object, (do) cm |
Focal length (F) cm |
Height of the object (ho) cm |
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The formula above is obtained by rearranging the mirrors (lenses) equation:
The formula above is obtained by the combination of the two other formulae:
The formula above is obtained by the combination of the two other formulae:
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