The image formed by a mirror is always straight whatever will be the distance, then mirror is:
(a) Only plane
(b) Only concave
(c) Either plane or convex
(d) none of the above
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c) Either plane or convex.
Explanation:
The image formed by a mirror is always straight whatever will be the distance then mirror will be either plane or convex.
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The image formed by a mirror is always straight whatever will be the distance, the mirror is either plane or convex i.e.option(c).
Explanation:
Let's examine the characteristics of plane mirrors and convex mirrors one at a time first.
Convex mirror
- A convex mirror is also referred to as a diverging mirror because when light beams strike its reflecting surface, they diverge.
- No matter how far an object is from the mirror, convex mirrors always produce virtual, erect, and truncated images.
Plane mirror
- The image formed by the plane mirror is virtual.
- The produced image is upright and the exact same size as the thing irrespective of the distance.
- The distance between the object and the plane mirror is equal to the distance between the item and the image.
- Laterally, the produced picture is reversed.
No matter how far apart they are, a mirror's convex or planar surface always produces a straight image (c).
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