Consider a concave mirror of center of curvature C, and a real object ABED of rectangular shape placed between infinity and C. Which of the following figures best describes the image A'B'E'D' of ABED?

Consider a concave mirror of center of curvature C, and a real object ABED of rectangular shape placed between infinity and C. Which of the following figures best describes the image A'B'E'D' of ABED?

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shape placed between infinity and C. Which of the following figures best describes the image
A'B'E'D' of ABED?
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