The difference between the image formed by a mirror and a pinhole camera is that

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One is bigger and other is smaller

Image of the mirror is upright and image of the pinhole camera is inverted

Size of image varies with distance in both cases

No difference at all

answer is B.

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The difference between the image formed by a mirror and a pinhole camera is that the image of the mirror is upright and image of the pinhole camera is inverted.
The images produced by a mirror and a pinhole camera are different because of the difference in the reflection of light. The mirror reflects the light in the same direction in which it strikes and produces an upright image. The pinhole camera gathers light through a small hole, producing an inverted image of the object.

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