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Q: The mirror always produces an image of the object that is virtual, large and of equal size.
  • A. concave
  • B. trapezoidal
  • C. plane
  • D. convex
Correct Answer: Option C - The image formed by a plane mirror is virtual, because the reflected rays do not meet at any one point, but appear to be inclined to the object. Therefore these rays cannot create the actual image of an object on a screen. That is, a plane mirror produces an image of the object that is virtual, large and of equal size.
C. The image formed by a plane mirror is virtual, because the reflected rays do not meet at any one point, but appear to be inclined to the object. Therefore these rays cannot create the actual image of an object on a screen. That is, a plane mirror produces an image of the object that is virtual, large and of equal size.

Explanations:

The image formed by a plane mirror is virtual, because the reflected rays do not meet at any one point, but appear to be inclined to the object. Therefore these rays cannot create the actual image of an object on a screen. That is, a plane mirror produces an image of the object that is virtual, large and of equal size.