Physics, asked by rdrgsadhsarran, 1 year ago

Two plane mirrors are placed making an angle in between them. For an object placed in between the mirrors, if angle is gradually increased from 0 degree to 180 degree, how will the number of images change: increase,decrease or remain unchanged?

ICSE Class 9 Physics Chapter Reflection of Light

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Answered by HiranBanerjee
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The number of images formed depends on the angle between the two mirrors. 
At 0⁰ the number of images is infinite and as we increase from 0⁰ to 180⁰ the number of images decreases
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