Question

which side of the spoon forms inverted image and why?​

Answer 1

We see an inverted image in a spoon when kept far from our face with concave side towards our face. It is because our face is outside the focal legth of the conave side of the spoon.

Answer 2

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which side of the spoon forms inverted image and why?

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We see an inverted image in a spoon when kept far from our face with concave side towards our face. It is because our face is outside the focal legth of the conave side of the spoon.

Additional information:-

A mirror is curved inward toward the center, like the inside of a spoon. Parallel light rays reflecting off a concave mirror move toward each other, as shown on the right.

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