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Ray Diagram: Starting from the top of the object, two incident rays are drawn to the mirror. The incident ray that approaches parallel to the principal axis reflects through the focal point (F). The incident ray passing through F on the way to the mirror will reflect parallel to the principal axis. The image of the arrow-tip is located where these two reflected rays intersect.

Ray Diagram: Starting from the top of the object, two incident rays are drawn. The incident ray that approaches parallel to the principal axis reflects through the focal point (F). The incident ray that strikes the center of the mirror reflects according to the law of reflection. Since the two reflected rays are traveling parallel to one another, they will never intersect. This means there is no image for this situation.

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Ray Diagram: Starting from the top of the object, two incident rays are drawn. The incident ray that approaches parallel to the principal axis reflects through the focal point (F). The incident ray passing through F on the way to the mirror will reflect parallel to the principal axis. The image of the arrow-tip is located where the extensions of these two reflected rays intersect.

Ray Diagram: Starting from the top of the object, two incident rays are drawn. The incident ray that approaches parallel to the principal axis reflects in line with the focal point (F). The incident ray heading towards F on the way to the mirror will reflect parallel to the principal axis. The image of the arrow-tip is located where the extensions of these two reflected rays intersect.