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what type of image is formed by convex mirror

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Answered by meherdepishree

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virtual and erect type of image is formed by a convex mirror.

Answered by aadarshprem82

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Convex Mirror always forms a Virtual Image.

There are two cases of image formation in convex mirrors:

When the object is at infinity, the image is formed at focus and behind the mirror.
It is highly diminished and point-sized.
When the object is in between infinity and the pole, the image is formed between the pole and the focus and that is also behind the mirror.
It also forms a diminished image behind the mirror.

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