Calculate the magnification for each given object distance

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Problem: A concave mirror has a radius of curvature equal to 21 cm. Use the mirror equation to calculate the image distances for the object distances given below.

Part A: Calculate the magnification for each given object distance?

Please show me how work it out above problem.

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