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An object is a distance d = 4cm in front of a flat mirror, make a...

An object is a distance d = 4cm in front of a flat mirror, make a ray diagram showing the location of the image. Describe the image and find the magnification.

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When the object in in front a flat mirror at a distance 4cm from the mirror, then the image is formed at the same distance from the mirror on the other side.

The image is:

(a) the same size as that of object

(b) laterally inverted

(c) upright(or erect)

(d) virtual.

The magnification of the image is 1.

  

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