Part A Your friend wants to take a photo of the reflection of a vase in a plane mirror. He sets up his camera 0.9 m from the vase, which is then 0.5 m from the mirror (the vase is between the camera and the mirror). His camera lens has a focal length of 40 mm How far must your friend put the camera lens from the camera's sensor to get a clear picture of the reflectio cm Submit Request Answer Part B If the vase is 0.25 m tall, how tall is the image formed by your friend's camera lens?

Part A Your friend wants to take a photo of the reflection of a vase in a plane mirror. He sets up his camera 0.9 m from the vase, which is then 0.5 m from the mirror (the vase is between the camera and the mirror). His camera lens has a focal length of 40 mm How far must your friend put the camera lens from the camera's sensor to get a clear picture of the reflectio cm Submit Request Answer Part B If the vase is 0.25 m tall, how tall is the image formed by your friend's camera lens?

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Applications Of Reflection Of Light

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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Your friend wants to take a photo of the reflection of a vase in a plane mirror.
He sets up his camera 0.9 m from the vase, which is then 0.5 m from the
mirror (the vase is between the camera and the mirror). His camera lens has a
focal length of 40 mm
How far must your friend put the camera lens from the camera's sensor to get a clear picture of the reflection of the vase?
cm
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Part B
If the vase is 0.25 m tall, how tall is the image formed by your friend's camera lens?
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