Mirror switch left and right, as two mirror perpendicular to each other, it will create an...
Mirror switch left and right, as two mirror perpendicular to each other, it will create an image where left and right are not switched. Use matrices to prove how it is possible.
Original question: It is well known that plane mirrors switch left and right. Two plane mirrors perpendicular to each other can create an image where left and right are not switched - you will see yourself exactly as other people see you. Use matrices to show how this is possible.
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