in the image formed by a plane mirror there is an interchange of left and right what do we call this property
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lateral inversion
The interchange of the left and right sides in the image of the object in a plane mirror is known as lateral inversion. In our daily experience, while looking in a mirror, the pocket of the left appears to be on the right of the image is also an example of lateral inversion.
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The interchange of the left and right sides in the image of the object in a plane mirror is known as lateral inversion. In our daily experience, while looking in a mirror, the pocket of the left appears to be on the right of the image is also an example of lateral inversion
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