n my diagram, a screen is labelled. The screen is 13cm away from the plane mirror. How far down can the screen be moved before the observer can no longer see the image? Calculate the maximum thickness of the screen that would still enable the image to be seen in the mirror. The screen is square.

n my diagram, a screen is labelled. The screen is 13cm away from the plane mirror. How far down can the screen be moved before the observer can no longer see the image? Calculate the maximum thickness of the screen that would still enable the image to be seen in the mirror. The screen is square.

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Chapter26: Image Formation By Mirrors And Lenses

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On my diagram, a screen is labelled. The screen is 13cm away from the plane mirror. How far down can the screen be moved before the observer can no longer see the image? Calculate the maximum thickness of the screen that would still enable the image to be seen in the mirror. The screen is square.

object
4.25m
Screen
0-625
observer
35cm
13 cm
35cm
35cm
image
Observer - image
distance = 1.43m

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