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how many images are formed when two plane mirrors are set at an angle of 45 degree, 60 degree, 120 ddegree and 180 degree? please give answer with proper explanation.
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Asked by Petulla Mishra | 15 Feb, 2015, 08:57: AM
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The formula to find the number of images (n) formed between two plane mirrors inclined at angle, begin mathsize 12px style straight theta end style between them is as follows:

begin mathsize 14px style Number space of space images space formed space equals space fraction numerator 360 space degree over denominator straight theta end fraction space minus space 1 end style

Substituting the different values of angles between two inclined mirrors we can tabulate the answer as follows:

 

Angle between the two mirrors (begin mathsize 12px style straight theta end style)

Number of images formed (n)

45 °

7

60 °

5

120 °

2

180 °

1

0 °

Infinite

 

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