Mirror formula derivation

In this video, we will derive the mirror formula (expression connecting u,v, and f) and magnification formula.
We will use a concave mirror to do it.
Created by Mahesh Shenoy

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This makes me wanna learn, earn so that I can pay back to you sir. Respect.

[@tinydoge570]

this video is so good...... thanks for teaching this to students all over the world!

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Nice

[@sparklemore2]

Thank you so much sir for explaining this 🙏

[@Sera989]

Great!!

[@9er6i]

What a beautiful video. Thanks a lot ❤

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I would like to know why 'f' is part of the unknown in equation 2

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Bro object should be placed on the left side❤

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Superb

[@lydiachidera1525]

How do you get the uvf you are dividing with?

[@agentprismarine2778]

you are free to divide by anything on *both sides* unless it's zero. And obviously uvf wouldn't be zero

[@k4rapubg786]

Just to get a contant equation

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Best for time pass

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It will be looking great and clear if you write them on black or green board writing with white chalks

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He is faking accent?

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He watches indian videos a lot and that is he talking like indians