Concave Mirror Image Characteristics Beyond C
When an object is placed beyond the centre of curvature (C) of a concave mirror, the characteristics of the image formed are determined by the laws of reflection.
- Object Position: The object is situated farther from the mirror than point C.
- Image Formation: Rays originating from the object converge after reflection at a point located between the principal focus (F) and the centre of curvature (C).
- Image Nature: This convergence results in a real image, meaning it can be projected onto a screen.
- Image Orientation: Real images formed by concave mirrors are consistently inverted (upside down).
- Image Size: As the object is beyond C, the image formed between F and C is smaller than the object, hence it is diminished.
Based on these characteristics, the image formed is real, inverted, and diminished.
Important Questions from Tabulation
Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Find the total number of males from sector P and females from sector R together.
Ratio of number of male and female employees
Male Female P 6 7 Q 5 9 R 9 8 S 7 8 T 3 5 Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Number of Employees working in 5 different sector:
Find the number of males from sector Q.
Ratio of number of male and female employees:
Male Female P 6 7 Q 5 9 R 9 8 S 7 8 T 3 5 Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Find the ratio between number of males from the sector T to number of females from the sector S.
Directions:
Using the data from the graph answer the question below:
Find the total number of males from sector Q and females from sector P together.
Directions:
Study the following Bar-chart and the data provided to answer the questions that follow:
Investment, Turnover and Profit of four different companies A, B, C and D are given. (In Lakhs)
Out of the given four companies which one has highest profit proportion? (Profit proportion = Profit/Investment)
