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List four properties of the image formed by a convex mirror when object is placed between focus and pole of the mirror.

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Properties of the image by a concave mirror when object is placed between focus and pole of the mirror,

(i)Virtual

(ii)Erect

(iii)Magnified

(iv)Image is formed behind the mirror

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