Ray Diagram Concave mirror


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Q 1 ANS
RAY DIAGRAM CONCAVE MIRROR WHEN IMAGE FORMED AT FOCUS
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS AT INFINITY
Q 2 ANS
RAY DIAGRAM OF CONCAVE MIRROR WHEN IMAGE FORMED IS BETWEEN F AND C
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS BEYOND C

 Q 3 ANS
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN IMAGE IS AT C
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM  WHEN OBJECT IS AT C

 Q 4 ANS  
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS BETWEEN C AND F
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS BETWEEN C AND F



Q 5 ANS

CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS AT F
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS AT F



Q 6 ANS 

CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS BETWEEN P AND F
CONCAVE MIRROR RAY DIAGRAM WHEN OBJECT IS BETWEEN P AND F

Convex Mirror:

Q1 Ans
When object is kept at infinity in front of convex mirror

 When object is kept at infinity in front of convex mirror

Q 2 Ans
When object is kept in front of convex mirror
When object is kept in front of convex mirror

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