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Chapter 23, Problem 44P
To determine

Distance from Hannah to images of four candles in her view.

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Answer to Problem 44P

Distance from Hannah to images of four candles in her view will be 36.5m.

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First image is the result of a single reflection. Write the equation to find the distance of first image from Hannah.

  d1=dwalldcan+dHanna                                                                                              (I)

Here, d1 is the distance of first image from Hannah, dwall is the separation between two mirrors, dcan is the distance from candle to nearer mirror, and dHanna is the distance from Hannah to each mirror.

Second image is the result of two reflections. Write the equation to find the distance of second image from Hannah.

    d2=dwall+dcan+dHanna                                                                              (II)

Here, d2 is the distance of second image from Hannah.

Third image is the result of three reflections. Write the equation to find the distance of third image from Hannah.

    d3=dwall+dwall+(dwalldcan)+dHanna                                                                   (III)

Here, d3 is the distance of third image from Hannah.

Fourth image is the result of four reflections. Write the equation to find the distance of fourth image from Hannah.

    d4=dwall+dwall+dwall+dcan+dHanna                                                                    (IV)

Here, d4 is the distance of fourth image from Hannah.

Conclusion:

Substitute 10.0m for dwall, 1.5m for dcan, and 5.0m for dcan in equation (I) to find d1.

  d1=10.0m1.5m+5.0m=13.5m

Substitute 10.0m for dwall, 1.5m for dcan, and 5.0m for dcan in equation (II) to find d2.

  d2=10.0m+1.5m+5.0m=16.5m

Substitute 10.0m for dwall, 1.5m for dcan, and 5.0m for dcan in equation (III) to find d3.

  d3=10.0m+10.0m+(10.0m1.5m)+5.0m=33.5m

Substitute 10.0m for dwall, 1.5m for dcan, and 5.0m for dcan in equation (IV) to find d4.

  d4=10.0m+10.0m+10.0m+5.0m+1.5m=36.5m

Therefore, distance from Hannah to images of four candles in her view will be 36.5m.

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