Image Formation by Convex Mirror 🪞|| Class 10|| lecture 6 ||

Image Formation by Convex Mirror
Image: Diagram showing a convex mirror with an object placed in front of it
The convex mirror forms a virtual, upright, and diminished image of the object. The image is formed behind the mirror, and its size is smaller than the object.
Key Features:
1. Virtual image: The image cannot be projected onto a screen.
2. Upright image: The image has the same orientation as the object.
3. Diminished image: The image is smaller than the object.
4. Behind the mirror: The image is formed on the same side of the mirror as the object.
Ray Diagram:
[Image: Ray diagram showing the path of light rays from the object to the convex mirror]
1. Incident ray: Hits the mirror and is reflected.
2. Reflected ray: Appears to originate from a point behind the mirror.
3. Virtual image: Forms at the point where the reflected rays intersect.
Characteristics:
1. Wide field of view
2. Reduced magnification
3. No inversion of image
Applications:
1. Rearview mirrors in vehicles
2. Security mirrors
3. Optical instruments
This description provides a clear understanding of how a convex mirror forms an image and its characteristics, along with applications in everyday life.

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