What would you see if you faced two mirrors directly at each other and could see through one of them?
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It could not go on forever.  As the image gets smaller, at some point it could only be the size of an atom (or perhaps an atom's molecule).  At that point, it could not reflect a subimage.  That aside, asuming your telescope (or microscope?) would magnify each subimage, and there was no significant light loss, you could probably use a function (perhaps logarithmic) to count how many reflections you could discern before the size was imperceptable.  Assuming each subimage is 4/5th of it's parent (of some function of it's parent's size and rank), and you start with a 5 inch mirror, and 10 microns is the smallest discernable image, ...  Perhaps you should cross post this in the math section.
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Instead of getting such huge mirrors, you might be better off buying some 12" square mirror tiles and use them to make whatever size mirror you need. Admittedly they will show the seams between tiles, but they will be considerably less expensive and easier to obtain than mirrors of the size you are writing about.
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wow that would be interesting. honestly i wouldn't leave the bedroom and id need a mirror ha ha.
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The incident ray is perpendicular to the surface of reflection.\nThen one has the least distance case.
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Mirrors don't actually reverse anything.  When you face someone or something, they have to turn around so that you can see them.  A mirror doesn't have this limitation.  You can see something without turning around to do it.  Of course, this is backwards from what you usually see.  In order to see the front of something, you could turn it around vertically instead of horizontally.  In that case, you could maintain left and right, but you would be confused up and down.
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hold it up in front of a mirror and look at the image in the mirror through the hole???  LOL.
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1) mirrors used on a blind corner turnings to see whether any object is approaching on the other side..\n2) small mirror-sections placed inside the rear view mirrors in big trucks (for Eg) to see vehicles coming on the blind angles of the vehicle..\n3) funny mirrors used to make funny reflections of your body..kept in amusement areas..
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look in the mirror ill bet you see one there
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If there is 10 degrees between them and both strike the mirror at 5 degrees then they will both make the same angle reflecting. !0 degrees between them.\n\nIf one ray strikes the mirror at 0 degrees and reflects straight back, the other will reflect at 10 degrees, same answer.\n\nIf one ray strikes the mirror at 10 degrees then the other ray will strike at 20 degrees. Reflected angles are 10 and 20 so it's still 10 degrees between them.\n\nYou need to subtract instead of add the angles.
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You're looking at an image reflexed 5 feet away while standing 5 feet away. \nSo the image in the mirror would be a total of 10 feet away from you. Want to see it 5 feet away? Move up some more ;)
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Look in the mirror, see what you saw. Take the saw, cut the table in half, two halves make a "whole". Climb through the hole
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mirror is designed to reflect the light and no refraction light .. from it .. so the reflection angel will be zero
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The cameras reflecting off the mirrors.\nI think
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practuce in frony of a mirror
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well now our glasses would look silly if we only had one eye. or we'd have only one lense then have to say "Has anyone seen my glass"
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You must to review the diagram... note that the light escape in a second reflection, no in the first reflection.
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wow, what a cool way of thinking!  I have wondered sometimes that when I walk up to a mirror and then walk away, where does my mirrior image go?  Does it go do something else until I summon it to the mirror again?