3. Object placed between C and F74. Object placed at FC9C5. Object placed between F and PFJ C. Use a ray diagram to draw and describe the image formed by a concave mirror from an objectplaced at different points along the principal axis. Identify the orientation (upright or inverted),the size, and the type (real or virtual) of the image formed. You may do library or onlineresearch for this activity.1. Object before C.2. Object placed at CCFFP

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C. Use a ray diagram to draw and describe the image formed by a concave mirror from an object
placed at different points along the principal axis. Identify the orientation (upright or inverted),
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research for this activity.
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