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An upright, virtual image of yourself the same size as you.
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What image do you see of yourself in a plane mirror?
the image upright, virtual and the same size as you..
Why do we look further away in convex mirrors then in a normal mirror?
because you see more area than in a plane mirror.
What do you see when stand in front of a concave mirror beyond its focus and look at yourself?
you see an inverted real image of yourself
What must be the minimum length of a plane mirror in order for you to be able to see a full-length image of yourself?
1/2 your height
What is the image you see in a mirror?
Yourself
What image you can see when you look at your self in a plane mirror?
You see yourself.
How do you see yourself in a mirror?
Because you have eyes and you look in the mirror and you see yourself, Der.from chelsea.
How can you see yourself?
Look in a mirror.
How do you see in a mirror?
Because you have eyes and you look in the mirror and you see yourself, Der.from chelsea.
What is effect of plane mirror on human body?
Directly, none. A plane mirror is capable of reflecting light so you would be able to see an image of yourself.
What image do you see of yourself in a plane mirror?
the image upright, virtual and the same size as you..
What do you not see if you look at yourself in the mayor?
*mirror You do not see your personality; You only see the superficial parts of yourself.
What is a mirror used for?
To look at yourself and to see stuff back wards.
Why do we look further away in convex mirrors then in a normal mirror?
because you see more area than in a plane mirror.
What do you see when you stand in front of a concav mirror beyond its focus and look yourself?
you see an inverted real image of yourself
What do you see when stand in front of a concave mirror beyond its focus and look at yourself?
you see an inverted real image of yourself
Why does a face look wonky in a mirror but not in real life?
the mirror doesn't lie and sometimes you actually look more wonky than you lie to yourself that you do. But if you want to know what you look like to others, arrange two plane mirrors at an angle of 90o to each other. Now, when you look in it you will 'see yourself as others do'. You may prove this assertion by holding up to the mirror a piece of text. In an ordinary mirror, the text is reversed. In the mirror pair, there is total reflection, and you'll be able to read the text!
