Object Located Between the Center of Curvature and the Focal Point

Ray diagrams are meaningful tools for denoting the location of an image as generates through a concave mirror. To denote the location of an image by using a ray diagram, at least two sets of reflected and incident rays must be constructed for strategic positions on the object. The image of an object is the location while light rays from that object intersect upon reflecting from a mirror. Through constructing at least two sets of reflected and incident rays, this image location can simply be found.