The following picture is always produced by a convex mirror:"

 

Convex mirror: A convex mirror is one in which the reflecting surface is the exterior surface of a spherical mirror. The diverging mirror is another name for it.

The nature of the image created by a convex mirror is unaffected by the distance between the item and the mirror. The images are always virtual, smaller than the item, and hidden behind the thing the mirror.

Between the pole and the mirror's focus, the convex mirror continually forms a virtual image. Virtual pictures are always in the upright position.

The convex mirror's image is always smaller than the size of the item.

As demonstrated in the ray diagrams, the image created by a convex mirror is always virtual, upright, and smaller.

Hence option (A) is correct.