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can someone please explain this to me.

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mozart:
ohhhhh yer i get you now coblin thanx yer i get mistaken by the ^2 and the _2 sorry.

Yer cara.mel that looks rioght because one image is reflected of straight, one of the other image using the i=r and another reflection on the other image using i=r. Makes sense now thanx ppl.

Mao:

--- Quote from: mozart on December 31, 2007, 01:54:52 pm ---ohhhhh yer i get you now coblin thanx yer i get mistaken by the ^2 and the _2 sorry.

Yer cara.mel that looks rioght because one image is reflected of straight, one of the other image using the i=r and another reflection on the other image using i=r. Makes sense now thanx ppl.

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um.... all reflections obey the rule ... the two [']s are reflections of the object (you), and the [2](s) are the reflections of the reflections, but because of construction of the mirros (), the two "re-reflections" comepletely overlap each other and hence you only observe it as one reflection :P

mozart:
i can understand why the two reflections occur which are the (') but that number 2 reflection is a bit confusing. How ndoes it reflect off the two images and the object? is there a drawing or somthing to show the movement of the light reflecting?

Mao:


sorry its not done with a ruler.. xD

mozart:
loolllll ur Pik actually is actually quite clear yer now it's all coming together. now i can answer the question thnx to al ur helP.

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