In the diagram below, what minimum length of mirror is needed so that the a 1.8-m-tall person can see their entire image in the mirror? Top of head – Eye level – Mirror Height = h Optical axis O a. 0.90 m O b.0.70 m O c. 0.80 m O d.0.60 m O e. 1.0 m

In the diagram below, what minimum length of mirror is needed so that the a 1.8-m-tall person can see their entire image in the mirror? Top of head – Eye level – Mirror Height = h Optical axis O a. 0.90 m O b.0.70 m O c. 0.80 m O d.0.60 m O e. 1.0 m

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