Question : An image formed by a concave mirror on a screen is called
Option 1: Virtual image
Option 2: Real image
Option 3: Inverted image
Option 4: Erect image
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Correct Answer: Real image
Solution : The correct answer is a Real image .
The image formed by a concave mirror is real. In a concave mirror, this occurs when parallel rays of light coming from an object are reflected and converge, intersecting at a point beyond the mirror's surface. This convergence allows the image to be projected onto a screen or surface, creating a distinct, inverted reproduction of the object.
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