The following figure shows an object between two mirrors placed at an angle to each other. The location of the image of the object in the mirror 1 is shown in the figure. The location of the image of that in mirror 2 is where?

The following figure shows an object between two mirrors placed at an angle to each other. The location of the image of the object in the mirror 1 is shown in the figure. The location of the image of that in mirror 2 is where?

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