3 only, thank you! 1. If you look at your blue shirt in a mirror, what is the color of its image? Whatdoes it tell you about the frequency of light incident upon a mirrorcompared with the frequency of the light after it is reflected?2. When can a convex mirror create a real image?3. When will a concave mirror create a virtual image?4. Give one application/use of aa. Concave mirorb. Convex mirrorc. Plane mirrord. Mirrors at an angle

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does it tell you about the frequency of light incident upon a mirror
compared with the frequency of the light after it is reflected?
2. When can a convex mirror create a real image?
3. When will a concave mirror create a virtual image?
4. Give one application/use of a
a. Concave miror
b. Convex mirror
c. Plane mirror
d. Mirrors at an angle

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