Paragraph : When the rays of light after being incident on a mirror, get reflected, two situations are possible. The rays may either intersect actually or they may diverge; in which case if extrapolated they appear to intersect. A real image is formed in the former case and a real image in the later.

Q If converging incident rays fall on a convex mirror:

A real image will be formed

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A virtual image will be formed

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Any type of image may form depending upon from where the rays are coming

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Solution

The correct option is A
A real image will be formed

A real image will be formed.

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Statement II : The reflected rays from a mirror need to actually intersect to form a real image.

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