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image formed in a concaveThe following diagram shows amirror.objectimageA. virtual, reduced, uprightO B. real, reduced, uprightC. virtual, enlarged, invertedD. real, enlarged, inverted
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image formed in a concaveThe following diagram shows amirror.objectimageA. virtual, reduced, uprightO B. real, reduced, uprightC. virtual, enlarged, invertedD. real, enlarged, inverted

image formed in a concaveThe following diagram shows amirror.objectimageA. virtual-example-1
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The image is real, enlarged, and inverted.

The image is real because the rays of relection aintersect in actual.

The image size is greater than the objectsize, so it isw enlarged.

The image is upside down as compared with the object, so it inverted.

Thus, option D is correct.

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