Question

Write down the differences between the image of an object, as seen in a
plane mirror, and its shadow, formed on a wall, or on the floor, or any other suitable
screen.​

Answer 1

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★.Image formed by a plane mirror

• Identifies the object and gives its complete information.
• Image is as colourful as the object is.
• Image cannot be obtained on a screen.
• Image shows lateral inversion.

★.Shadow

• Does not necessarily identify the object and also does not give complete information about the object.
• Irrespective of the colours of the object, the shadow is always black.
• A shadow is always formed on a screen.
• The phenomenon of lateral inversion is not observed in case of a shadow.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Aloha !

Mirror:-

Image can be seen without any modifications.

Image will be colorful.

Shadow:-

Image can't be seen .

Image will be black.

Thank you

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