The document discusses image formation using convex mirrors. It notes that convex mirrors always produce virtual, upright images that are located behind the mirror and are smaller than the object. As the object distance decreases, both the image distance and size increase. So as an object approaches a convex mirror, its virtual image also approaches the mirror and becomes larger. Additionally, the relationship between object and image distances is such that the distance between the image and mirror is always less than between the object and mirror for convex mirrors.