What type of image is formed by a Convex mirror? A. Virtual and smaller in size than the object. B. Virtual and larger in size than the object. C. Real and smaller in size than the object. D. Real and same size as the object. E. Virtual and same size as the object.

What type of image is formed by a Convex mirror? A. Virtual and smaller in size than the object. B. Virtual and larger in size than the object. C. Real and smaller in size than the object. D. Real and same size as the object. E. Virtual and same size as the object.

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Chapter23: Mirrors And Lenses

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What type of image is formed by a Convex mirror?
A. Virtual and smaller in size than the object.
B. Virtual and larger in size than the object.
C. Real and smaller in size than the object.
D. Real and same size as the object.
E. Virtual and same size as the object.

Which side of the shown mirror is the concave side?
Side ly
side 2
A. Side 1
B. Side 2
C. None

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