For an erect, enlarged optical image in a shaving mirror, choose?
AConcave; face closer than its focus
BConvex; face closer than its focus
CConcave; face beyond its centre
DConvex; face beyond its centre
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Concave; face closer than its focus
Only a concave mirror with the face inside its focal length gives an erect enlarged image.
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