A concave mirror has focal length f. A convergent beam of light is made incident on it. Then the image distance is_
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The image distance will be less than f.
- If a beam of light is incident on a concave mirror then the image is formed in the front of the mirror and is real in nature.
- On extending the reflected ray, it is visible that the reflected rays intersect each other.
- Also, the image formed is inverted in nature.
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