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Which are characteristics of concave mirrors? Check all that apply.
surface curves inward
image can be upside down
image is always virtual
surface curves outward
image can be real
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Correct choices:
- surface curves inward — yes (concave = cave-like, inward curve)
- image can be upside down — yes (for objects beyond the focal point the image is real and inverted)
- image can be real — yes (when the object is outside the focal length)
Incorrect:
- image is always virtual — no (only virtual when object is inside the focal length)
- surface curves outward — no (that describes a convex mirror)
- surface curves inward — yes (concave = cave-like, inward curve)
- image can be upside down — yes (for objects beyond the focal point the image is real and inverted)
- image can be real — yes (when the object is outside the focal length)
Incorrect:
- image is always virtual — no (only virtual when object is inside the focal length)
- surface curves outward — no (that describes a convex mirror)
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