Name the mirror whose focus is formed
b. behind the mirror.

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When a beam of light strikes a convex mirror parallel to the principal axis, all of the rays diverge after reflection. The reflected rays appear to originate from a point on the primary axis when they are extended backward. This point is the focus of the convex mirror.
The focus of the convex mirror lies behind the mirror.

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Name the mirror whose focus is formed b. behind the mirror.

Name the mirror whose focus is formed
b. behind the mirror.