Question

A real image (always inverted) is the one through which the

rays of light actually pass after reflection from concave mirror

and which can be formed on the screen. A virtual image

(always erect) is the one through which the rays do not actually

pass, although they appear to come from it. The position,

nature and size of the image of an object formed by a concave

mirror changes with the position of the object. The size of the

image may determine by using a graph paper fixed on the

screen

Object Image Nature of the

image

u = ∞ v = f Real, inverted and

highly diminished

∞ > > 2 2 < < ∞ Real, inverted and

diminished

u = 2f v = 2f Real, inverted and

same size​

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