science
Grade6
Easy
Question
When an object is placed too close to a concave mirror a ____ image is formed.
- Real, inverted and magnified
- Virtual, upright and diminished
- Virtual, upright and magnified
- Real, inverted and diminished
Hint:
Properties of images formed by concave mirror.
The correct answer is: Virtual, upright and magnified
-
- A concave mirror forms a virtual, erect(upright) and magnified image when the object is placed very close to the mirror.
- So, the correct option is c.
- A concave mirror forms a virtual, erect(upright) and magnified image when the object is placed very close to the mirror.
- So, the correct option is c.
Related Questions to study
science
Concave mirrors are used in torches and headlights as ___.
Concave mirrors are used in torches and headlights as ___.
scienceGrade6
science
Which mirror is used as a shaving mirror?
Which mirror is used as a shaving mirror?
scienceGrade6
science
Which of the given mirrors can be used to light a fire?
Which of the given mirrors can be used to light a fire?
scienceGrade6
science
The bottom of a soda can is a ____ surface.
The bottom of a soda can is a ____ surface.
scienceGrade6
science
Which is/are the reflecting surface (s) of a concave mirror?
Which is/are the reflecting surface (s) of a concave mirror?
scienceGrade6
science
Which of the following objects does not have a curved reflecting surface?
Which of the following objects does not have a curved reflecting surface?
scienceGrade6
science
The number of images obtained by two rectangular mirrors placed at an angle of 6 degrees is ___.
The number of images obtained by two rectangular mirrors placed at an angle of 6 degrees is ___.
scienceGrade6
science
Two mirror pieces are placed parallel to each other, and an object is placed in between them. This combination forms ___ number of images.
Two mirror pieces are placed parallel to each other, and an object is placed in between them. This combination forms ___ number of images.
scienceGrade6
science
Periscopes can be used ____.
Periscopes can be used ____.
scienceGrade6
science
The angle between two mirrors increases from 10 degrees to 36 degrees. The number of images of an object placed in the middle of the mirrors, produced by the mirrors ______.
The angle between two mirrors increases from 10 degrees to 36 degrees. The number of images of an object placed in the middle of the mirrors, produced by the mirrors ______.
scienceGrade6
science
In which case is the number of images formed by a single mirror is equal to the number of images formed by two mirrors placed at some angle between them?
In which case is the number of images formed by a single mirror is equal to the number of images formed by two mirrors placed at some angle between them?
scienceGrade6
science
A periscope is used to see the objects which lie ___ of the observer.
A periscope is used to see the objects which lie ___ of the observer.
scienceGrade6
science
How many mirrors does it take to see behind oneself?
How many mirrors does it take to see behind oneself?
scienceGrade6
science
Kelvin is able to see a note stuck in his back by placing a mirror in front of him and another mirror near his back. The light from the note suffers how many reflections to reach his eyes?
Kelvin is able to see a note stuck in his back by placing a mirror in front of him and another mirror near his back. The light from the note suffers how many reflections to reach his eyes?
scienceGrade6
science
The number of images of an object formed by two mirrors is 19. The angle between the mirrors is ___ degrees.
The number of images of an object formed by two mirrors is 19. The angle between the mirrors is ___ degrees.
scienceGrade6
