A concave mirror forms a virtual and magnified image when the object is placed
(a) between 2F and F.
(b) beyond 2F.
(c) at 2F.
(d) between the lens and F.

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Correct option: between the pole of the mirror and F
A concave mirror forms a virtual and magnified image if the object is placed within the focus, i.e., between the pole and the focus.
In the book, in option (d), the word lens should be replaced by mirror.

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A concave mirror forms a virtual and magnified image when the object is placed (a) between 2F and F. (b) beyond 2F. (c) at 2F. (d) between the lens and F.

Correct option: between the pole of the mirror and F A concave mirror forms a virtual and magnified image if the object is placed within the focus, i.e., between the pole and the focus. In the book, in option (d), the word lens should be replaced by mirror.

A concave mirror forms a virtual and magnified image when the object is placed
(a) between 2F and F.
(b) beyond 2F.
(c) at 2F.
(d) between the lens and F.

Correct option: between the pole of the mirror and F
A concave mirror forms a virtual and magnified image if the object is placed within the focus, i.e., between the pole and the focus.
In the book, in option (d), the word lens should be replaced by mirror.