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What is the height of the image? Round the answer the nearest whole number. Characteristic Value cm What type of mirror most likely formed this image? Focal length 13 cm Distance of object from mirror
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What is the height of the image? Round the answer

the nearest whole number.
Characteristic
Value
cm
What type of mirror most likely formed this image?
Focal length
13 cm
Distance of object from mirror
8 cm
Distance of image from mirror
-21 cm
Height of object
4 cm

User Grayrigel
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14 votes

Answer:

it is -21, The top part is correct it is only the second part this is the first part.

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User Poeta Kodu
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18 votes

Answer:

11 cm and concave

Step-by-step explanation:

edge 2021

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