3. A concave spherical mirror has a radius of20cm. A real object is placedon the optical axis 15cm

from the mirror.

a. Compute where the image is and describe it (realorvirtual, upright or inverted, enlarged or

diminished). (10)

b.Construct a ray tracing diagram. (try to draw it carefullytoscale).

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