To produce an inverted image that is 2.5 times greater than the object using a concave mirror with a focal length of 10 cm, the object must be positioned at a specific distance from the mirror. The fundamental equation governing this scenario is the mirror formula: f = (pq)/(p+q), where p represents the object distance and q represents the image distance. The relationship between object distance, image distance, and magnification must be understood to determine the correct placement of the object.
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You'd better check that assumption. As you move the object around, the position and size of the image will change.jsalapide said:i come to think of it, the image size does not change no matter what value of p and q is.