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An object is placed very close to the focal point of a concave spherical mirror, but not precisely at the focal point. Where does the image form? very far away from the mirror very close to the focal point
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An object is placed very close to the focal point of a concave spherical mirror, but not precisely at the focal point. Where does the image form?

very far away from the mirror

very close to the focal point

very close to the surface of the mirror

very close to the center of curvature

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very far away from the mirror

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