1,Describe a concave mirror image when the object is very close to the mirror? 2,Describe a concave mirror image when the object is not close to the mirror?

1. When the object is very close to a concave mirror, the image formed is magnified and virtual. The image appears larger than the actual object and is located behind the mirror. It is also upright, meaning it has the same orientation as the object. The image is formed due to the reflection of light rays that converge towards a focal point in front of the mirror. This results in an enlarged and virtual image.

2. When the object is not close to a concave mirror, the image formed is smaller and real. The image is inverted, meaning it is upside down compared to the object. It is located in front of the mirror, between the focal point and the mirror's center of curvature. The image is formed due to the reflection of light rays that diverge after reflecting off the mirror's surface. This results in a smaller and real image.