MCQ
Which of the following mirrors always forms a virtual and small image?
- APlane mirror
- BConcave mirror
- CPlane and concave mirror
- ✓Convex mirror
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Convex mirror
(D) - Convex mirror
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