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I am totally unscientific, but I wonder: is there some kind of formula for the size something appears to be in a mirror's reflection?
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Yes, google the magnification formula.
An example is given here. Look under the formulas section. You will also need to know how the mirror formula. That whole page is pretty helpful.
Flat mirrors are easier.
For a flat mirror, there is no magnification, or rather the magnification is 1.
An example is given here. Look under the formulas section. You will also need to know how the mirror formula. That whole page is pretty helpful.
Flat mirrors are easier.
For a flat mirror, there is no magnification, or rather the magnification is 1.
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