MCQ
A point object $O$ is going towards concave mirror as shown in the figure. Choose the correct option representing direction of velocity of the image ($F$ is the focus and $C$ is the centre of curvature)
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- B
- C
- D
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Answer
Correct option: A.
a
Image will go from $C$ to $\infty $ and ordinate will increase in reverse order.
Image will go from $C$ to $\infty $ and ordinate will increase in reverse order.
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