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The ray diagram for a plane mirror is shown below. Which of the following is true about its image? Select all apply.
real |
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virtual |
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same side as the object |
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opposite side as the object |
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bigger than the object |
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smaller than the object |
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same size as the object |
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upright (same orientation) |
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inverted (opposite orientation) |
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