How many images of an object are formed which is in a room whose two adjacent walls and the ceiling are plane mirrors?
Clarification : The object is equidistant to all the mirrors.
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What Law of reflection with three mirror you are referring to ? Please explain. If the distances from the mirror are different, what would happen ? When you say four images coincide I take it that A and B coincide and C and D coincide. Am I correct ?
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yes you are correct.
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Will you please explain how you got 9? What is the Law ? Any more uncommon Law ?
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@Niranjan Khanderia – no its not any law rather juat a formula i.e . when 2 mirrors are inclined to each other at an angle θ then the number of images of an formed will be θ 3 6 0 - 1 .
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@Satyabrata Dash – Thank you.
@Satyabrata Dash – Satyarata how can we use this formual here ............... this is when we are considering about 2-D mirrors but in 3-d the angles are in steredians ................. could u please explain .....................if possible send a diagram
i did'nt like the title, i used the concept of circles !
The object and the images are at the corner of the 2X2X2 cube = 8 out of these one is the object itself. So 7 images.
sir, are you really 88 years old??
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Following the laws of reflection 9 images images are formed of which 4 images coincide with each other.
Thus leading to decrease in 2 images .
So, total number of images is 9 − 2 = 7