You stand between two flat mirrors on opposite walls and see multiple images of yourself in...
You stand between two flat mirrors on opposite walls and see multiple images of yourself in each mirror. If you are 2.0 m from the mirror on your left and 4.0 m from the mirror on your right, find the distance to the first three images in the mirror on your left, measured from where you are standing.
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