Image Distance and Image Height: Mirror Equation and Magnification Equation

Solve for Image Distance given Focal Length and Object Distance
Mirror Equation: 1/f=1/do+1/di
Solve for Image Height given Object height
Magnification Equation: hi/ho=-di/do

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i had a big test tomorrow and i had no idea how these equations worked, finally i understand. Thank you

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I understood you more than my teacher

[@chewy4259]

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[@chrisl2915]

Incorrect. 1/8-1/6=3/24-4/24=-1/24 therefore d¡ is exactly -24 not -23.98. Basic arithmetic, no calculator required.

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[@LazyBillo]

I'm might be wrong sir but First of all it's a concave mirror and in concave mirror focal length is taken negative , and whole numerical gets wrong the image distance would be 24 cm please recheck sir 🙏🏻

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I AM DOING THIS IN SCIENCE I AM SO CONFUSION lol

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That was very helpful. Thank you very much. Btw, showing your calculator like that while you doing math really helps!

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You helped me a lot
And understand more than just my teacher ._.

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I think you don't know maths .using calculator every time

[@dakshrampal6776]

I think answers is wrong of image distance as it's virtual the sign would be +ve

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[@katnissifyable]

Is this the same person as chemist nate? I swear they have the same voice

[@peMpa_2006]

I think focal length of concave mirror is taken as negative..if I'm not wrong.

[@Cookies01123]

Thanks!! Watching this at the last second before the final 😂

[@keannejoshpanaguiton5174]

Bro my teacher took 1h to explain this but i don't learn and i learn in this video in just a minutes because the way she teach is more harder to recognize😑😑

[@drawanime1214]

If image distance is given will we take it positive or negative?

[@ProGametron]

thank you this makes things a lot less confusing

[@ynn9526]

HI! huhu😢 thank you so much even tho this video is almost 8 years i still get it😂❤ thank you!

[@jeromi9778]

what if I got a positive di, do I still put the negative when solving for the image height?

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[@koenthepadawan2244]

Where's the magnification equation tho?

[@reuby__]

The magnification equation doesn’t have a negative in it

[@cassandramhaygutierrez7493]

I FINALLY UNDERSTAND IT!

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Thank you so much!!!!

[@Zebron22]

thanks to you, I passed my physics test :D

[@bonnitakhaliq9578]

Congrats , please could you help me.
We have a Football 30 miles in Diameter , and me and you are standing in front of it , how much would it decrease in view say every 50 miles , and what size would it look to us at 300 miles ?
This is a very serious question and there is a lot hanging on the result
Many thanks Shalom

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@@bonnitakhaliq9578 Did you do well in your test?

[@soyabro]

What equation do you use to find the magnification? I've seen other youtube vids but they use different values etc. Great vids btw nate, your're helping me loads

[@balaji5620]

Wrong

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Even after 7 years this video is useful lol

[@amigounichan1108]

But the ho is negative cm?

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Thank you! My teacher gave us a homework before discussing it

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[@casseldacanay3236]

How do you find the height of the image with an object that uses a diameter (for example a toy car with 5cm diameter)

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[@dakshrampal6776]

Bro is telling answers wrong and everybody is like thank you 😂😂 great vid helped me a lot

[@Himself868]

yeah. for a cancave the f is negative and for a convex the f is positive.
he is misleading😂😂

[@baldodo5733]

what will be the sign if its a (double) Convex mirror is it positive or negative

[@anilkumarkumar4021]

Sir with out sign conversion ,doing the problems is not correct

[@daivikwadhwani4149]

can u please exaplain with a diagram that it is behind the mirror

[@starrified]

Omg this helped a lot to me thank you so much 💟😊

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This helped me out alot thank you!

[@chickenuniee9124]

Why is the round off of 0.166666666 is 0.1667???
Please Help my Confused

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7 represents the number of those many six

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[@hashimhabibu68]

well but I need to know more about light

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7:17 I would beg to differ

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Helpful

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Particularly in optics

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[@kangseung-yoon1298]

I got 24?

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You teach this so clearly. There was nothing I didn't understand. Thanks for the help

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[@chickenuniee9124]

Why it became 0.1667 :'(

[@phoennejakecline6583]

@@chickenuniee9124when you divide 1 by 6 the answer is 0.166666666 and you just got to pick four numbers after the point and if the number next to the last number is above 5, you round it up. And if it's below 5, then you round it down. Since the 4rth number's side is 6 which is above 5 then you round it up and it will become 7. And the final answer will be 0.1667.

[@chickenuniee9124]

@@phoennejakecline6583 I know that But Why would I Pick a 4th number???
What is the reason to use The 4th number? I know how to Round off but I'm confused why did it come to the 4th placed that you can literally can use the third place to get 0.167

[@chickenuniee9124]

@@phoennejakecline6583 please ASAP imma Confused

[@phoennejakecline6583]

@@chickenuniee9124 It's part of the equation. You have to pick the fourth digit in order for you to get the right answer. You gotta do it in every summation cos it's part of the rule.

[@herwin4946]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial ! You helped me out with one of my unsolved question in physics! This is very helpful! But one thing is that I don't know is the formula for "Hi(height of image)" is that negative fixed into the formula or you just added it because there was a negative for the "Di(distance of image)" hope you can explain!

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