alleryStart learning →Which description fits a convex mirror's optical image of a finite object?
AVirtual, inverted and enlarged
BReal, erect and diminished
CReal, inverted and enlarged
DVirtual, erect and diminished
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Virtual, erect and diminished
A convex mirror always gives an upright, diminished virtual image of an object in front of it.
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