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Conflicting Viewpionts Students studying mirrors and reflection were given the following information: There is a definite relationship between image characteristics and the distance an object is placed with regard to a concave mirror (see Figure 1). If an object is located beyond the center of curvature (C), its reflected image will be inverted (upside down) and smaller than the object itself. If an object is located precisely at C, the image will also be located at C; it will appear inverted and true to the object's actual size. When the object is placed between C and the focal length (F), the image will be inverted and larger than the object. When the object is located precisely at F, no image is formed whatsoever. Lastly, if an object is placed between F and the mirror, its image will appear upright and larger than the object. Given no further information, the students were asked to explain how the following magic trick is performed: A famous Chinese magician conducts a classic magic trick utilizing a concave mirror with a focal length (F) of 1.6 m and a center of curvature (C) of 2.2 m. He is able to utilize the mirror in such a manner as to produce an image of a light bulb at the same location and of the same size as the actual light bulb itself. Placing the light bulb in front of the mirror at which of the following distances would have resulted in an upright image? O A)26m O B)16m O )1.0m O D) 2.2m