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Image Formation in Concave Mirrors

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A mirror produces a magnified and erect image of an object. The nature of the mirror is

A

Plane

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Neither convex nor concave

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Concave

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Convex

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Solution

The correct option is C Concave

Plane mirror forms erect image of same size as that of object.
Convex mirror forms diminished ,virtual and erect image.
Concave mirror forms magnified , erect and virtual image when object is placed between focus and pole.

Answer-(C)

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