The mirror that can provide an expanded and upright picture of an item is referred to as

 

 Spherical mirrors are classified into two types: convex mirrors and concave mirrors.

The picture created by the spherical mirrors is affected by the object's location.

Convex mirror: A convex mirror is one in which the outside surface of a spherical mirror serves as the reflecting surface. It's also known as the diverging mirror.

The nature of the picture generated by a convex mirror is independent of the object's distance from the mirror. These are always virtual pictures, smaller than the original, and located behind the mirror.

The convex mirror always produces a virtual picture that resides between the mirror's pole and focus. Virtual images are always upright.

The image formed by the convex mirror is always smaller than the size of the item.

The concave mirror can also be expanded.

Hence option (A) is correct.