The image formed by concave mirror

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The image formed by concave mirror

The image formed by concave mirror depends on the position of the object in front of the mirror. As we will see later the position and the properties of the image depends on the position of the object in front of the concave mirror.

Object is located beyond F and C. P image Location of the image: The image is at a distance more than the focal length and less than double the focal length Properties of the image: Real , Inverted , Small

Object is at C. object C F P image Location of the image: At the Center of mirror curvature Properties of the image: Real , Inverted , Equal to the object

Object is between C and F. Location of the image: At a distance more than the radius of mirror curvature. Properties of the image: object Real , Inverted , Magnified C F P image

Object is at F. Location of the image: No image is formed Or the image is formed at infinity object C F P

Object is between F and P. Location of the image: Behind the mirror. Properties of the image: Virtual , Erect , Magnified image object C F P

The image formed by Convex mirror

Virtual, Erect and Small in size. The image formed by convex mirror doesn’t depend on the position of the object in front of the mirror. As we will see later the position and the properties of the image is always Virtual, Erect and Small in size.

Whatever the location of the object in front of the convex mirror: image C F P Location of the image: Behind the mirror Properties of the image: Virtual , Erect , Small

The image formed by Convex Lens

Object is located beyond F and C. P F2 C2 image Location of the image: The image is at a distance more than the focal length and less than double the focal length Properties of the image: Real , Inverted , Small

Object is at C. object C1 F1 P F2 C2 image Location of the image: At the Center of curvature Properties of the image: Real , Inverted , Equal to the object

Object is between C and F. P F2 C2 Location of the image: image At a distance more than the radius of curvature. Properties of the image: Real , Inverted , Magnified

Object is at F. object C1 F1 P F2 C2 Location of the image: No image is formed Or the image is formed at infinity

Object is between F and P. Location of the image: Behind the object at the same direction Properties of the image: Virtual , Erect , Magnified image object C1 F1 P F2 C2

The image formed by Concave Lens

Whatever the position of the object: image C1 F1 P F2 C2 Location of the image: In front of the object at the same side. Properties of the image: Virtual , Erect , Small