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What is the angle of incidence?
Think about how light hits a surface.
Name one real-world application of mirrors.
Consider devices that capture pictures.
What does the angle of incidence equal?
They are equal by definition.
True or False: A kaleidoscope uses lenses instead of mirrors.
Think about the construction of a kaleidoscope.
If two mirrors are set at an angle of 30 degrees, how many images of an object placed between them can be formed?
Think about how many times the angle fits into 360 degrees.
You have a setup where a candle is placed between two mirrors that are parallel. Describe the pattern you would see.
Visualize how light would travel between the mirrors.
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