Look at Video Lec 20, Slide # 19 - 24 and Video Lec 22, Slide # 10 - 14 to answer this question. What is the difference between a real image formed by a concave mirror and a real image formed by a converging lens? Select the best answer choice from below. None of the answer choices is correct. O A real image formed by a concave mirror is on the same side as the source. A real image formed by a converging lens is on the opposite side of the lens. Both images are inverted. O A real image formed by a concave mirror is inverted. A real image formed by a converging lens is upright. O A real image formed by a concave mirror is behind the mirror. A real image formed by a converging lens is on the opposite side of the lens. Both images are upright. O A real image formed by a concave mirror is on the same side as the source. A real image formed by a converging lens is also on the same side as the source. Both images are inverted