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Please help! Links or irrelevant answers will be reported. Your reflection in Curved Mirrors - What happens to the image?
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Your reflection in Curved Mirrors - What happens to the image?

Please help! Links or irrelevant answers will be reported. Your reflection in Curved-example-1
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here’s a link

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Here, im not sure but i hope im right :)
Concave
Close up: Small reflection
Far away: wider reflection

Convex
Close up: upside down reflection
Far away: small scale reflection
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