A virtual image of an object is formed by a concave mirror. The object: OA) is within the focal length of the mirror. B) could be anywhere on the optical axis. C) is at the focal length of the mirror. D) is further than the focal length of the mirror.

A virtual image of an object is formed by a concave mirror. The object: OA) is within the focal length of the mirror. B) could be anywhere on the optical axis. C) is at the focal length of the mirror. D) is further than the focal length of the mirror.

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Chapter36: Image Formation

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O A) is within the focal length of the mirror.
B) could be anywhere on the optical axis.
C) is at the focal length of the mirror.
D) is further than the focal length of the mirror.

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