Label the type of mirror and the parts of the ray diagram. Not all terms will be used. Answer Bank Mirror convex mirror incident rays real image concave mirror virtual image object optical axis plane mirror reflected rays

Label the type of mirror and the parts of the ray diagram. Not all terms will be used. Answer Bank Mirror convex mirror incident rays real image concave mirror virtual image object optical axis plane mirror reflected rays

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incident rays
real image
concave mirror
virtual image
object
optical axis
plane mirror
reflected rays

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