1. Mirrors show  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright and  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright reflection.
2. The image formed by the plane mirror is always  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright.
3. Any point or body placed against a mirror or lens is called an  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright.
4. Any point or body which appears inside the mirror is called an  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright.
5. Plane mirror forms  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright images.
6.  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright has a wider field of view than a plane or a concave mirror.
7. Concave mirror is known as a  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright mirror.
8.  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright mirror is used in scooters.
9.  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright is the phenomenon which is involved in the formation of image of an object by a convex mirror.
10. Those lenses which feel thicker in the middle than at the edges are  completeconvergingConvexConvex mirrorimagelaterally invertedobjectRefraction of lightregularupright lenses.