Solved example: Mirror formula

[@yayaayayaaji6027]

Guys that's a convex mirror only notice that hatching is on the surface bent inwards and the reflecting surface is bulging outwards. Also a convex mirror has its focus BEHIND the mirror. It's just that more of us are habitual to draw the diagrams the other way... imagine turning the mirror around...I hope it helps

[@ChokkalingamCR]

I found it really helpful

[@yoihenbath]

Gamsahabnida ,sir .

[@martinagyei4559]

Isn't that a concave mirror instead

[@heathledger1635]

That's not a convex mirror. In convex mirror the F and C are behind the mirror

[@littlefalcon7895]

It is a convex mirror, he just flipped it.
Look carefully and u can find that the focus and radius of curvature are behind the mirror (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

[@raniyashahid4980]

F and C is behind the mirror, you can see the shaded and reflecting part of the convex mirror.

[@Sara-hu4km]

U DREW AND CONCAVE

[@karthik0705]

sara What

[@samyaklahoti2359]

No

[@mallutravelersupport7240]

Sir, What U did was wrong

[@samyaklahoti2359]

It's correct

[@Kalpit147]

how?

[@thirumalaikumaranmakesh3073]

it's correct...
they have just inverted the convex mirror, the silver coating is on the left side.