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what do you mean by mirror and types

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Highly polished metal and other materials serve also as mirrors; fused quartz is used for applications that require high precision because of its very low thermal expansion. Three common types of mirror are the plane mirror, which has a flat, or plane, surface; the convex mirror; and the concave mirror.

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Answered by mahi778dhruv

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MIRROR IS THE OBJECT WHICH REFLECTS EVERYTHING EVERYTIME PLACED IN FRONT OF IT IN THE PRESENCE OF LIGHT . IT IS OF THREE TYPES PLAIN MIRROR , CONCAVE MIRROR AND CONVEX MIRROR .

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