Chapter 5: Q2E (page 1151)
The image of a tree just covers the length of a plane mirror tall when the mirror is held 35cm from the eye. The tree is 28m from the mirror. What is its height?
Short Answer
The height is .
Chapter 5: Q2E (page 1151)
The image of a tree just covers the length of a plane mirror tall when the mirror is held 35cm from the eye. The tree is 28m from the mirror. What is its height?
The height is .
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