Look for a discussion of this by Richard Feynman available on Utube.
Little miss me9087's answer
if you are confused by the video- like i was:
Line up two mirrors- so that one is behind you and one is in front of you
You should be able to see the mirror behind you in the mirror in front
now wave your left hand if you look in you should see that in the mirror behind u, u r still waving your left hand NOT YOUR RIGHT.
It is because if you look in the mirror, it is north and south that have been mixed up. Your nose is north on your face but in the mirror it is south!
Half right! A microscope turns the image upside-down due to the way the mirrors are setup inside, but not backwards!
They have a different reyfractive index.
virtual imagesupright imagesImages are lager than the objectimages are formed behind the mirror
You see yourself.
Not unless you play silly games with mirrors.
You will see 7 images.
dont no dont care . Virtual diminished images. Look at one and see, most outside mirrors on cars are convex.
we can see infinite images.
to look at yourself, to see something in mirror-image (backwards), to see something on the back of your body.
when we stand between two parallel mirrors the first one reflects us and the second one reflects the first mirror this is why we see many images of our self when you stand between two parallel mirrors.
So you can see the word the right way round in your mirrors.
As we place two mirrors inclined with each other then many images are formed. If @ is the angle of inclination then number of images is got by the formula [360/@] - 1 Hence as we place the two mirrors at right angles ie 90 degree then number of images will be 3 If both mirrors kept parallel facing each other then infinite images are formed.
virtual images
No. They will look different.
virtual images
Real images
Virtual and real images