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Standard VII
Science
NCERT
Question

What type of mirror in the inward and outward shining surface of a spoon is ?
  1. Inward surface : Concave mirror
    Outward surface : Convex mirror
  2. Inward surface : Convex mirror
    Outward surface : Concave mirror
  3. Inward surface : Plane mirror
    Outward surface : Concave mirror
  4. Inward surface : Plane mirror
    Outward surface : Convex mirror

A
Inward surface : Concave mirror
Outward surface : Convex mirror
B
Inward surface : Convex mirror
Outward surface : Concave mirror
C
Inward surface : Plane mirror
Outward surface : Concave mirror
D
Inward surface : Plane mirror
Outward surface : Convex mirror
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We are able to see our image due to reflection taking place from the shining surface which acts as a mirror. The outward curved shining surface acts as a convex mirror and the inward shining surface acts as a concave mirror.
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