1. 2. -) F IMAGE Турe (real or virtual) LOCATION OF THE Location Orientation Size (inverted or upright) (same, reduced or OBJECT enlarged) 2. Farther than the center of curvature 3. Between F and V in front of the mirror

1. 2. -) F IMAGE Турe (real or virtual) LOCATION OF THE Location Orientation Size (inverted or upright) (same, reduced or OBJECT enlarged) 2. Farther than the center of curvature 3. Between F and V in front of the mirror

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Question

1.
2.
IMAGE
Туpe
(real or
virtual)
LOCATION OF THE
Location
Orientation
Size
(inverted or
upright)
(same,
reduced or
OBJECT
enlarged)
2. Farther than
the center of
curvature
3. Between F
and V in
front of the
mirror

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