You are standing 1.2 m from a mirror, and you want to use a classic camera to take a photo of yourself. This camera requires you to select the distance of whatever you focus on.
What distance do you choose?
here,
for a plane mirror
object distance is equal to image distance
Now,
focus distance = object distance + image distance from the mirror
foucs distance = 2 * object distance
focus distance = 2 * 1.2 m = 2.4 m
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