An image formed by a convex mirror has asize h' = +5 cm. knowing that the object hasa height h > 0, which of the followingstatements is true?O The image is real and h' = -h.%3DO The image is virtual and h' < h.O The image is virtual and h' = h.%3DO The image is real and h' > h.O The image is virtual and h' > h.

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An image formed by a convex mirror has a size h' = +5 cm. knowing that the object has a height h > 0, which of the following statements is true? The image is real and h' = -h. %3D The image is virtual and h' < h. The image is virtual and h' = h. %3D The image is real and h' > h.

An image formed by a convex mirror has a size h' = +5 cm. knowing that the object has a height h > 0, which of the following statements is true? The image is real and h' = -h. %3D The image is virtual and h' < h. The image is virtual and h' = h. %3D The image is real and h' > h.

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An image formed by a convex mirror has a
size h' = +5 cm. knowing that the object has
a height h > 0, which of the following
statements is true?
O The image is real and h' = -h.
%3D
O The image is virtual and h' < h.
O The image is virtual and h' = h.
%3D
O The image is real and h' > h.
O The image is virtual and h' > h.

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