Science, asked by JatinYt, 4 months ago

Why are the mirrors fitted on the
outside of cars convex?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Convex mirrors have the ability to cover wider field of view by forming diminished and virtual image of the objects. Thus, the mirrors fitted on the outside of cars are convex so that larger view of the road can be observed by the driver sitting in the car.

Answered by AAYUSHOP180
3

Answer:

Convex mirrors have the ability to cover wider field of view by forming diminished and virtual image of the objects. Thus, the mirrors fitted on the outside of cars are convex so that larger view of the road can be observed by the driver sitting in the car.

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