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A person standing before a concave mirror cannot see his inverted image unless he stands beyond the centre of curvature. Why?

Answer:

                A concave mirror forms real inverted image when the object is placed beyond F. When the person stands between F and C, the image is formed beyond C i.e., behind the man and the man is not able to see his image. When he stands beyond C, real and inverted image is formed between F and C i.e., in front of him and so he can see his image.