Wright, Mark R., 1854- · London : Longmans · leaf 116
Reflection of Light—Mirrors In f?g. 83 the object is between the centre and the focus,image is real, inverted, and enlarged. In fig. 84 the object is ^between the focus and themirror. The rays after re-flection appear to come froma b. The image is virtual,upright, and enlarged. Thisshows how a… … Use the same construc- FlG. 84. tion in all cases, and compare your results with those obtainedby experiments. Convex Mirrors.—The image is always virtual, upright,and smaller than the object.
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