Question
For a real object, which of the following can produced a real image
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Answer
Concave mirror has reflecting surface bulged inwards which converge the incident light rays, from real objects, to meet at a point after reflecting from the concave mirror. The reflected rays converge to produce a real image provided real object is not placed between Focus and Pole.
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