Mirroring using a concave mirror

[BadatPhysicsguy]

Homework Statement

An object is mirrored in a concave mirror. Construct the image of the object using two rays from the object. (draw in the picture)

Homework Equations

None needed?

The Attempt at a Solution

So the upward arrow is the object, f is the focal point I assume. I am to draw two rays from the arrow and show how the image is constructed. From what I've read, the image should be inside the mirror, but at the same time a focal point is shown? I don't even know where to begin at this point.

Is this a correct assumption?

 

[Quantum Defect]

Draw two rays from the top of the arrow, using the rules that you should know:

Rays parallel to the optic axis, will pass through the focus when reflected.

Rays passing through the foucs will be reflected parallel to the optic axis.

Where these rays intersect will be the position of the arrow head of the image.