Plane Mirror: A flat mirror with a smooth, polished surface that reflects light in a straightforward manner. Plane mirrors are often used as bathroom or dressing room mirrors, as they provide an accurate reflection of the person standing in front of them.
Concave Mirror: A curved mirror that has an inward bulge, making the reflected image appear smaller than the original object. Concave mirrors are often used in telescopes, microscopes, and other optical instruments.
Convex Mirror: A curved mirror that has an outward bulge, making the reflected image appear larger than the original object. Convex mirrors are often used in car side mirrors, security cameras, and other applications where a wide field of view is needed.
Parabolic Mirror: A curved mirror that has a parabolic shape, making the reflected light converge at a single point. Parabolic mirrors are often used in solar energy systems and other applications requiring a focused beam of light.
Spherical Mirror: A curved mirror with a spherical shape, making the reflected image appear distorted. Spherical mirrors are often used in amusement park attractions and other applications requiring the distortion
