Physics · Light - Reflection and Refraction
A concave mirror and a convex mirror are cut from the same spherical glass ball, but the aperture of the concave mirror is larger than the aperture of the convex mirror. What can be said about their focal lengths?
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- 1Focal length cannot be compared with the given information
- 2Both have the same focal length✓
- 3Focal length of the convex mirror is greater than that of the concave mirror
- 4Focal length of the concave mirror is greater than that of the convex mirror
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Both have the same focal length
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