Mirror:-
Mirrors are a smooth surface where reflection of light reflects regularly. Generally, mirrors are made of copper on one side, because the glass is a transparent and rigid object. Wherever the glass is placed, the opposite surface of the glass is also called the surface of the mirror or the reflection surface. The amount of light that is found on the mirror surface of the mirror is absorbed by some of the floor and the rest is reflected. Although the silver mirroring glass is one of the best, the surface of any well-polished object can behave like mirror.

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Types of cases:-
Mirrors are mainly of two types:

Flat mirror:-
When a flat surface is smooth and has a regular reflection of light, it is called Plane mirror. As such, the mirror used to see its appearance is a flat mirror.(1)(
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Spherical mirror:-
If the convex surface of a sphere behaves like a reflector, then it is called convex mirror. The outer convex outside the spherical mirror acts as a convex mirror.
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Convex mirror:-
If the convex surface of a sphere behaves like a reflector, then it is called convex mirror. The outer convex outside the spherical mirror acts as a convex mirror.

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Concave Mirror:-
If the concave shape of a sphere behaves like a surface reflector, it is called concave mirror. The inner core surface of the spherical mirror acts as a concave mirror.

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Bimb:-
If the light resembles a mirror or a conical reflected from a particular point, if it is in a second point or if it seems to be removing from a second point, then the second point is called the vertical point of the first point. For example, when we place a flat mirror like a mirror in front of the mirror, we see the reflection of that object in the mirror. It seems to us that the object is behind the mirror but in reality the object is in front of the mirror. In the new position for the mirror, we see the reflection of the object. The spatula formed in flat mirror is always equal to the source of light, the convex diaphragm is always smaller than the light source, but in the case of concave mirrors, the size of the shapes may be small, larger or equal, depending on the source focal point of the mirror. Two types of beam; * Real bimbo and * unrealistic bimbo.