How does a concave mirror form an image?
it bends the light toward a focal point.
it bends the light away from a focal point.
it bounces the light toward a focal point.
it bounces the light away from a focal point.

It bounces the light toward a focal point.

Explanation:

A concave mirror consists of a reflecting surface that is curved "inward": this means that the rays of light are bounced back and converge to the focal point of the mirror.

The other choices corresponds to different types of lenses/mirrors:

It bends the light toward a focal point. --> convex lens

It bends the light away from a focal point. --> concave lens

It bounces the light away from a focal point. --> convex mirror

the answer would be it bounces the light toward a focal point or chope this helps :)))

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