The score card is seen through a pinhole camera during a cricket match. If a
player hits a six, then the observer will see a score card of
(a) 9 (b) 6 (c) Laterally inverted 9 (d) Laterally inverted 6.
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(c) laterally inverted
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If a player hits a six, then the observer will see a scorecard of Laterally inverted 9
Why it's laterally inverted 9?
- Images created by a pinhole camera are upside down and laterally inverted.
- As a result, the spectator will perceive a 9 that is laterally reversed.
Laterally inverted:
- A planar mirror seems to reverse left to right rather than top to bottom.
- Lateral inversion is indeed the reversal of such a mirror image in which the right side of the item appears just on the left side behind the mirror.
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