The nature of image formed by concave mirror is always ................. and ................... irrespective of the position of the object.a)Real and erectb)Virtual and erectc)Real and invertedd)Virtual and invertedCorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

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Tha nature of image formed by concave mirror is always #REAL and #INVERTED irrespective of object.

there is a default in answer, it should be option (C)real and inverted.

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C) Real and Inverted

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Concave mirror always form real and inverted image.
formation of virtual and erect image by concave mirror is it's exception it forms when an object is placed between pole and focus .

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Yaa it will be real inverted except in one casei.e when object is between F and p

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REAL AND  INVERTED IS THE ANSWER

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C Real and inverted

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It may form virtual as well as real image  and both erect and inverted image

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Understanding Concave Mirrors
Concave mirrors are reflective surfaces that curve inward, resembling a portion of a sphere. They have distinct properties regarding the nature of the images they form.
Characteristics of Image Formation
- Real and Inverted: Concave mirrors primarily produce real and inverted images of objects placed in front of them. This is true for all object positions except when the object is very close to the mirror.
- Object Position Effects:
- Beyond Center of Curvature (C): The image is real, inverted, and smaller than the object.
- At Center of Curvature (C): The image is real, inverted, and of the same size.
- Between Center of Curvature (C) and Focal Point (F): The image is real, inverted, and larger than the object.
- At Focal Point (F): No image is formed as the rays converge at this point.
- Between Mirror and Focal Point (F): The image formed is virtual, erect, and larger than the object, but this is the only exception.
Conclusion
- Irrespective of Object Position: While the nature of the image changes based on the object's position, concave mirrors always produce a real and inverted image for most positions. Only when the object is placed between the focal point and the mirror does it create a virtual, erect image.
Thus, the correct answer is option 'B': Real and inverted.

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It should have been convex mirror not concave as concave mirror can form both real and virtual images depending upon the position of the object

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Answer is B because in images formed by concave mirrors the lights rays actually meet at focus.

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Option C is correct answer which is real and inverted , because image is formed behind the mirror

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Real and inverted

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