1) As shown in the figure, you look into a system of two horizontal parallel mirrors...
1) As shown in the figure, you look into a system of two horizontal parallel mirrors A and B separated by a distance of d=1.5 m. A gargoyle is perched as the object, a distance 0.2d from mirror A. Each mirror produces a first (least deep) image of the gargoyle. Then each mirror produces a second image with the object being the first image in the opposite mirror, and so on.... How deep behind mirror A is the first image in mirror A?
2) How deep behind mirror A is the second image in mirror A?
3) Part 3: Draw an accurate representation of this ray diagram. Draw to scale using a ruler and try to make your drawing large enough to decipher.
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ignment Experimen, x | D Light Expt 1 pdf cswebdav/pid. 588237-dt-content-rid-2062051 _1 /courses/CHEM1 1 1 1 021 9SP/Light%20Expt%201.pdf Ray 1 Object Drawing must be neat and clean. Messy drawing can lose a lot of points. 1. RAY 1 should be drawn horizontal from the top of the "object" parallel to the principal axis and reflect through the focal point f. Here, the first part of the ray has been drawn for...
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