Hardware stores and Home center will have mirror mounting clips. They are little plastic right angle brackets that are screwed into the wall, and fit onto the front of the mirror to hold it in place. If it's not too heavy, good double sided tape will also work, and there are
adhesives made for mirrors that you can buy at better hardware stores or a glass supply.
The mirror on the back of a spoon is a convex mirror.
There use to be, back in the 70's I bought a pair at a 76 truck stop that had a rotary wiper that was just below the middle of the mirror, and a line situated between the middle of the mirror and top to align with the back of your trailer you were hauling, to give you a reference that the back of the trailer has made it past the truck you were passing.
Take the item back to the shop were you bought it and ask how to use it properly
mine doesnt, but im not sure if it was an option back then, i bought mine used
If I were you I would fasten some hooks on underneath your seat then screw on the hooks to the seat and screw on the basket to the hooks. If this doesn't work I have no idea -get some strong hooks aswell :)
They are used for the cargo net ( assuming you mean the hooks in the cargo area floor )
the back of the mirror
it is sliver because they use some sort of sliver in the back of a mirror but it is sliver on the back of it if you were to scratch off the back of a mirror it would be sliver a mirror is glass if you place a peace of glass in front of a blue wall it would be blue but they spray sliver on the back of it so it relfects
The mirror substrate has either a polished silver or aluminum coating to the back .
The coating on the back of glass that makes it into a mirror used to be silver. Now it is usually aluminum.
The convex mirror diverges light rays, so if you draw the reflected rays in front of the mirror and continue drawing them at the back of the mirror the virtual light rays (at the back of the mirror) will join. This point is called a Virtual Focus Point.
The thing in the back of the belt that hooks on