Let $Q : E \to F$ be a quadratic form induced by a symmetric bilinear form $B : E \times E \to F$ defined in a finite dimensional real normed vector space $E$, with values in the normed vector space $F \supseteq E$ (continuous inclusion). I already know that the image $C= Q(E)$ is a cone in $F$. How do I prove that it is also convex and closed?

Let $Q : E \to F$ be a quadratic form induced by a symmetric bilinear form $B : E \times E \to F$ defined in a finite dimensional real normed vector space $E$, with values in the normed vector space $F \supseteq E$ (continuous inclusion). I already know that the image $C= Q(E)$ is a cone in $F$. How do I prove that it is also closed? Also, is it true that the convex hull of $C$ is closed?