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Chapter 16: Problem 2215

The no. of images formed between two parallel plane mirror are (A) \(\infty\) (B) 0 (C) 180 (D) 360

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The number of images formed between two parallel plane mirrors is infinite, as the object and its reflections will continue to reflect between the mirrors indefinitely. Therefore, the correct answer is (A) \(\infty\).

Step by step solution

01

Understanding light reflection between parallel plane mirrors

When light reflects between two parallel plane mirrors, it will bounce back and forth between them indefinitely, forming an infinite number of images. Each image is formed by the light rays that have been reflected an even number of times.
02

Visualizing the situation

Imagine placing an object in between the two parallel mirrors. The object will be reflected in both mirrors, creating one image in each mirror. Then, these images will also be reflected in the other mirror, creating two more images. As the reflections continue, an infinite number of images are formed.
03

Counting the images

As we now know that the reflections continue indefinitely, we can conclude that there are infinite images formed between the two parallel plane mirrors.
04

Identifying the correct answer

Based on our analysis, we can now see that the correct answer is: (A) \(\infty\). The number of images formed between two parallel plane mirrors is infinite.

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