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rors are types of spherical mirrors with curved reflecting surfaces. Concave mirrors reflect light inwards, converging parallel light rays at a focal point, while convex mirrors reflect light outwards, diverging parallel light rays and creating the appearance of a virtual focal point behind the mirror. 

Concave Mirrors:

Reflection:

The reflecting surface is on the inner (concave) side of the curved surface. 

Image Formation:

Can form both real and inverted images (when the object is beyond the focal point) and virtual and erect images (when the object is between the focal point and the mirror surface). 

Applications:

Used in telescopes, shaving mirrors, and headlights to magnify objects or direct light. 
Image Characteristics:

Depending on the object's position, the image can be real or virtual, inverted or erect, and magnified or diminished. 

Focal Point:

Located in front of the mirror. 

Convex Mirrors:

Reflection: The reflecting surface is on the outer (convex) side of the curved surface. 

Image Formation: Always forms virtual, erect, and diminished images. 

Applications: Commonly used as rear-view mirrors in vehicles due to their wide field of view. 

Image Characteristics: The image is always virtual, upright, and smaller than the object, regardless of the object's position. 

Focal Point: Located behind the mirror. 

Diverging Property: The diverging nature of convex mirrors gives them a larger field of view compared to concave mirrors.