Convex mirrors and centre of curvature
If you could extend the curvature of a convex mirror you would see that it would be a segment of a larger circle.
This is useful to visualise because this image will help you remember that a convex mirror has a "centre of curvature".
NOTE: The centre of curvature is behind the mirror.
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