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Answer 1

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Explanation:

A concave mirror

• is also known as a converging mirror because of the way it causes incoming parallel light rays to converge. A diverging (convex) mirror does the opposite.

• can form an image which is bigger or smaller than the original object depending upon how far the object is placed from the mirror

• has a positive focal length

• can form real and virtual images

• can form images which are inverted or upright