How tall is the image of the flame

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A candle with a flame 2.2 cm tall is placed 5.4 cm from the front of a concave mirror. A virtual image is produced that is 10.8 cm from the vertex of the mirror?

(a) Find the focal length.

(b) Find the radius of curvature of the mirror.

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