What is Magnification? Part 1 | Don't Memorise

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0:20 There is a mistake in the table. Nature of image at infinity in convex mirror. It would be Virtual and Erect

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nicely explained.😊 But There is a mistake at 0:10 Convex mirror Can't make a Real image.

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@@ucchihaitachi4243 not unless you consider a virtual object 😉

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3:25 The Answer of the question is 1. v=15/13m 2.nature of image is virtual and erect 3. Magnification is 3/13

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There's a small error in the first slide which you showed about the position of object and image in concave and convex mirror. Mistake:- When the object is at infinity in a convex mirror it's nature is Virtual and erect. Convex mirror always forms a virtual image irrespective of the position of object.

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3:36

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At 0:19 In Convex Mirror. The nature of the image of the Object placed at infinity would be Virtual and Erect. In case of Convex mirror image always will be Virtual and Erect.

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yaa bro, i also noticed the image should be virtual and erect instead of real and inverted .

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I think you are mistaken. If the object is on the infinity in the table of the Convex mirror then the image becomes virtual.

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She explained it for concave mirror not a convex one. Here's the difference

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@@Hate_myself0 video ke starting me dekhiye galat likha hai convex mirror kabhi real image nhi banata

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answer for your questions 1 . 2.142 from point p 2.the image is diminished 3.ration of image is 0.428 is it crt??? please reply

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That is written incorrectly there....Convex mirror forms Virtual images only

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3:37

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Can we say that magnification is a derived physical quantity..?? Can we say that magnification is a scalar quantity...?

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Hiie!! Is Magnification Size of Image??

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Generally, Magnification is Ratio of Size of Image and of Size of Object. i.e- h'/h..

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