alleryStart learning →Two plane mirrors are placed exactly face to face. How many images can ideally be seen?
AExactly two
BExactly eight
CExactly four
DEndlessly many
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Endlessly many
Each image is reflected again by the other mirror, so the repeated images ideally never end.
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