You are looking at yourself in a curved bathroom mirror and notice that your upright reflection is enlarged. You know that the radius of curvature of the mirror is 1 m. Choose all that apply. A. the mirror must be convex B. the mirror must be concave C. the image is real D. the image is virtual E. your face must be closer to the mirror than the focal length F. your face must be at the focal length of the mirror G. your face must be further from the mirror than the focal length

You are looking at yourself in a curved bathroom mirror and notice that your upright reflection is enlarged. You know that the radius of curvature of the mirror is 1 m. Choose all that apply. A. the mirror must be convex B. the mirror must be concave C. the image is real D. the image is virtual E. your face must be closer to the mirror than the focal length F. your face must be at the focal length of the mirror G. your face must be further from the mirror than the focal length

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