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Reflection - Plane (Flat) Mirror An object is place in front of a simple plane mirror, as shown. A. Please draw the reflection image of this object. B. Please label the object distance. C. Please label the image distance. p Flat mirror do = -d₁. Skills: Plane Mirror: Using Reflection Symmetry to Draw Image Figure 2.2 song you certos on ebost crafted by a to the ovo ce obaves Thorearoys created by using the bow of Digthectare acvard, they seem to come to oint G behind the wives which a where te inal megs in ocend Teping this proceso por m

Reflection - Plane (Flat) Mirror An object is place in front of a simple plane mirror, as shown. A. Please draw the reflection image of this object. B. Please label the object distance. C. Please label the image distance. p Flat mirror do = -d₁. Skills: Plane Mirror: Using Reflection Symmetry to Draw Image Figure 2.2 song you certos on ebost crafted by a to the ovo ce obaves Thorearoys created by using the bow of Digthectare acvard, they seem to come to oint G behind the wives which a where te inal megs in ocend Teping this proceso por m

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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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1. Reflection - Plane (Flat) Mirror
An object is place in front of a simple plane mirror, as shown.
A. Please draw the reflection image of this
object.
B. Please label the object distance.
C. Please label the image distance.
↑
Flat mirror
do = -di.
Ingriber
modaten of work by K.
Skills: Plane
Mirror: Using
Reflection
Symmetry to
Draw Image
d
Figure 2.2 Two
you certes cnobot crafted by a favor the overcobaves Thoreys creed by using the bow of
Cardighectada acivard, they seem to come from point G behind the mic which is where the inal mags in ocend. Testing this processo por m
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