Where does an object and its image coincide in a concave mirror?

  • A
    At the focus $(F)$
  • B
    At the centre of curvature $(C)$
  • C
    Between the pole $(P)$ and focus $(F)$
  • D
    Beyond the centre of curvature $(C)$

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