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Convex.
Convex. This curvature widens the field of view, but objects can appear smaller and farther away than they are. Exterior mirrors do not all have the same shape: they may include flat surfaces or aspherical areas. Account for these differences when judging distances and check blind spots before manoeuvring.
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Concave.
Flat.
Convex.
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