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From a point source a light falls on a spherical glass surface ( $μ = 1.5$ and radius of curvature = $10 c m$ ). The distance between the point source and glass surface is $50 c m$ . The position of the image is :

A

25 c m

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50 c m

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100 c m

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150 c m

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The correct option is B $50 c m$

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