Science, asked by vaibhavkathani808, 2 months ago

What is virtual image? give one situation where a virtual image is formed

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Answered by chanchalkanwar

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Answer:

A virtual image is formed when reflected rays appear to meet.

Such images cannot be obtained on the screen.

2. Plane mirrors, convex mirrors, and concave lenses always form virtual images.

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Answered by hemanth123mp

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Answer:

a virtual image is an image formed inside the mirror

Explanation:

eg:image on a plane mirror

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