For the mirror shown in Fig. 15.13, the reciprocal of the focal distance f equals the sum
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For the mirror shown in Fig. 15.13, the reciprocal of the focal distance f equals the sum of the reciprocals of the object distance p and image distance q (in in.). Find p, if q = p + 4 and f = (p + 1)/p.
Fig. 15.13.
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