alleryStart learning →A real object forms a real image in a concave mirror. Its position?
ABetween its pole and focus
BFarther from its pole than its focus
CExactly at its principal focus
DBehind its reflecting surface
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Farther from its pole than its focus
A finite real image on a screen requires a real object outside the concave mirror's focus.
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