What magnification is necessary to accomplish this task

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A mirror is to be used to project a 2.00 tall image on a screen which is 4.70 from the mirror. The original object is 14.0 tall

1. What magnification is necessary to accomplish this task?

2. At what distance in front of the mirror should the object be placed?

3. What focal length mirror is required?

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