MCQ
The field of view is maximum for
- APlane mirror
- BConcave mirror
- ✓Convex mirror
- DCylindrical mirror
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Convex mirror
c
(c) since, the convex mirror diverges the ray of light and hence it can collect rays from wider field of view.
(c) since, the convex mirror diverges the ray of light and hence it can collect rays from wider field of view.
Hence, field of view is maximum for Convex mirror.
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