An object is placed between infinity and the pole (P) of a convex mirror. The position of the image is
between pole (P) and the focus (F), behind the mirror
Correct Answer: (a) between pole (P) and the focus (F), behind the mirror
Explanation: In a convex mirror, the image formed for an object placed at infinity is virtual, erect, and diminished, located between the pole and the focus.
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A. Scattering of light
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