How does a concave mirror form an image? it bends the light toward a focal point. it bends the light away from a focal point. it bounces the light toward a focal point. it bounces the light away from a focal point.

It bounces the light toward a focal point.

Explanation:

When light incident on the mirror it is reflected as per the law of reflection. As per law of reflection angle of incidence must be equal to the angle of reflection with respect to normal.

When light incident parallel to principle axis of the concave mirror then it travels to in such a way that after reflect it will bend towards the focus of the mirror

so we can say

so here we know light is coming parallel to principle axis so object distance is infinite here

so image position is focal length of mirror

so correct answer is

It bounces the light toward a focal point.

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