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Rays Parallel to Principal Axis of a Convex Mirror

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We know that Concave mirror is converging in nature but If it is seen that rays after reflection from concave mirror have become parallel instead of getting converged then in this case where must have been the object placed?

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At C

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Between C and F

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At F

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Between F and P

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The correct option is C At F

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