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hehe, this is a very good question, if ghosts were real. i would think they wouldn't be able to go through a mirror, i don't no why i just assume that
The difference between a real image and a virtual image is that light rays actually converge upon each point of the real image, whereas they just "seem" to converge on a virtual image. A good example is how concave mirrors (like the inside of a spoon) tend to make objects appear closer by creating a real image of convergent light rays in front of the mirror. A convex mirror (like the back of a spoon) tends to make things look farther away by dispersing and diverging light rays so that when your brain follows the diverging lines, you think they should converge behind the spoon, even though they really don't. That's a virtual image. This whole concept is easier to understand visually. Try using a search engine to see pictures of real vs. virtual images.
There is nothing on the glass to reflect light.
An overmantle mirror can be bought at local home renovation stores and retailers. Home Depot carries a good variety of these mirrors at a very reasonable price.
It is related because if the object is 10cm away from the mirror and when u see the image it seems to be at the same distance as u are from the mirror and if that does not happen the laws are not correct.
You can always get a lighted mirror instead, which is great for applying makeup.
Your question isn't really clear. In one interpretation - you don't get an image behind a good mirror, as good mirrors aren't transparent. As close to all light that hits the front of the mirror as to make no difference will be bounced back the way it came. Now, if you have a poor mirror, some light will actually continue through, and the image visible behind the mirror would be as if there was a window instead of a mirror - only a lot weaker.
At the Mid-ocean ridge, because those rocks will have just been produced by the diverging boundary.
Good question. Location would be as far as the person is in front of the mirror Size would appear to become smaller
A way to develop a good facial expression would be to practice in a mirror. Find an image of a good facial expression you would like to mimic and practice it over and over again in a mirror until it is natural.
I dont know sorry
Comeback: What were you looking in the mirror when you said that?
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I would use a good epoxy.
Would have gone on 05 Jun 1944 instead
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