Science, asked by rekhagupta2007, 2 months ago

Image of an object is formed by two plane mirrors. One of the mirrors is double the size of

the other. What would be the difference in size of image in two mirrors and Why?

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Answered by jasbirmor92

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one of the mirrors is double size of the other. inwhich case the image will be bigger. So with this information we can understand that it does not matter if the mirror is bigger in size, the image formed on both the mirror will be the same.

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Image of an object is formed by two plane mirrors. One of the mirrors is double the size of the other. What would be the difference in size of image in two mirrors and Why?​

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Image of an object is formed by two plane mirrors. One of the mirrors is double the size of

the other. What would be the difference in size of image in two mirrors and Why?