Science, asked by piyushojha209, 24 days ago

write two uses of concave mirror

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Answered by sreebha02122005

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Answer:

Uses Of Concave Mirror

Shaving mirrors.

Head mirrors.

Ophthalmoscope.

Astronomical telescopes.

Headlights.

Solar furnaces.

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Answered by llKilluaZoldyckll

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Answer:

The two uses of Concave Mirror are:-

Explanation:

1) Shaving Mirrors

2) Head Mirrors ✌✌

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