Exercise 1: A point A is drawn ises front of a plane mirror as shown in the figure 1- Redraw the figure on your copybook. 2- Determine the distance between the point A and the mirror (using a ruler) 3- Construct the image A' of A, with justification. A Mirror

Exercise 1: A point A is drawn ises front of a plane mirror as shown in the figure 1- Redraw the figure on your copybook. 2- Determine the distance between the point A and the mirror (using a ruler) 3- Construct the image A' of A, with justification. A Mirror

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Exercise 1: A point A is drawn in front of a plane mirror as shown in the figure
1- Redraw the figure on your copybook.
2- Determine the distance between the point A
and the mirror (using a ruler)
3- Construct the image A' of A, with
A
justification .
Mirror

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