alleryA concave mirror forms a tiny, real, inverted image at its focus when the object is placed:
AAt infinity (very far)
BBetween F and C
CAt the centre of curvature
DBetween the pole and F
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. At infinity (very far)
When the object is at infinity, parallel rays converge at F, producing a highly diminished, point-sized real inverted image at the focus.
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