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You and your friend (to your right) are now at a funhouse "infinity mirror". You stand 1 m apart, with your eyes centered between two plane mirrors that are 2 m apart (1 behind you, 1 in front of you). a. How far behind the mirror does the first (closest) reflection of your friend appear to you in m? This means the length of a line between the virtual image of your friend and the mirror. b. How far behind the mirror is the second reflection of your friend in m?
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a) 1 m . Since 1st image is at the same distance from mirror as of real object
b) 3 m. Since 1st image from mirror behind you is 3 m from front mirror so 2nd image from front mirror is 3 m from front mirror
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