1) Since very few students answered this problem correctly on the last exam, this is a chance for a re-do: The front of an abstract painting is shown to the right. Nothing is drawn on the back-side of the painting. A person stands behind the painting and looks at the image of the front side of the painting reflecting from two sections of plane mirrors with reflecting surface (RS) at 90 degrees to each other. (She only sees the front of the painting in its reflection from the mirrors.) 2022 Use correct Ray Tracing techniques to describe how the reflected front of the painting appears to her. RS Front of painting 270° front of painting

1) Since very few students answered this problem correctly on the last exam, this is a chance for a re-do: The front of an abstract painting is shown to the right. Nothing is drawn on the back-side of the painting. A person stands behind the painting and looks at the image of the front side of the painting reflecting from two sections of plane mirrors with reflecting surface (RS) at 90 degrees to each other. (She only sees the front of the painting in its reflection from the mirrors.) 2022 Use correct Ray Tracing techniques to describe how the reflected front of the painting appears to her. RS Front of painting 270° front of painting

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When a light ray (termed as the incident ray) hits a surface and bounces back (forms a reflected ray), the process of reflection of light has taken place.

Sign Convention for Mirrors

A mirror is made of glass that is coated with a metal amalgam on one side due to which the light ray incident on the surface undergoes reflection and not refraction.

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1) Since very few students answered this problem correctly on the
last exam, this is a chance for a re-do: The front of an abstract
painting is showWn to the right. Nothing is drawn on the back-side
of the painting. A person stands behind the painting and looks at
the image of the front side of the painting reflecting from two
sections of plane mirrors with reflecting surface (RS) at 90 degrees
to each other. (She only sees the front of the painting in its reflection
from the mirrors.)
2022
Use correct Ray Tracing techniques to describe how the reflected
front of the painting appears to her.
RS
Front of painting
270°
front of
painting

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