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title: "A student conducts an optics experiment using a concave mirror with focal length \\(f\\). The student places an illuminated object at various distances \\(d_o > f\\) along the principal axis and adjusts a screen to capture a clear, real image at distance \\(d_i\\) from the mirror. Which of the following graphs best represents the relationship between image distance \\(d_i\\) and object distance \\(d_o\\)?"
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# A student conducts an optics experiment using a concave mirror with focal length \(f\). The student places an illuminated object at various distances \(d_o > f\) along the principal axis and adjusts a screen to capture a clear, real image at distance \(d_i\) from the mirror. Which of the following graphs best represents the relationship between image distance \(d_i\) and object distance \(d_o\)?

A student conducts an optics experiment using a concave mirror with focal length \(f\). The student places an illuminated object at various distances \(d_o > f\) along the principal axis and adjusts a screen to capture a clear, real image at distance \(d_i\) from the mirror. Which of the following graphs best represents the relationship between image distance \(d_i\) and object distance \(d_o\)?

- **A.** Graph A
- **B.** Graph B
- **C.** Graph C
- **D.** Graph D

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