We get a real image when light rays, after reflection,
meet at a real point
meet at a virtual point
don’t meet anywhere
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: