Science, asked by rajeshkumar878924, 11 months ago

if the image of an object always erect for distance of the object in front of the mirror thethe mirror is

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Answered by radhika1414

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Answer:

CONVEX MIRROR

Answered by Kristiania

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Convex mirror

Explanation:

Convex mirror -

It refers to the curved mirror , in which the curved surface act as the reflecting surface , is referred to as the convex mirror .

The mirror always gives a virtual and erect image , irrespective of the position of the object .

Hence , from the given information of the question ,

The correct answer is convex mirror .

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