Physics, asked by harisunderrout9873, 1 year ago

A man of length h requires a mirror, to see his own complete image of length at least equal to
(a)  \frac{h}{4}
(b)  \frac{h}{3}
(c)  \frac{h}{2}
(d) h

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Answered by IshitaJaiswal
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 \huge{ \bold{ \green{ \underline{ \: answer}}}} > Suppose the height of the person is  : h  units.


=>Place the mirror of height h/2, on the wall, nailed with the top of the mirror at a height of  h above the  floor.  So the mirror is vertically on the wall from height h to h/2.

The rays from feet and above hit the mirror at the bottom of the mirror, and then meet the eyes of the person.

The person can see the reflection / virtual image in this.


HENCE ,,
answer is - option (C)
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Answered by meghana3791
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Answer:

your answer is h/2

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