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A horizontal line labeled Mirror has a lemon sitting above it. Two red arrows from the top and bottom of the lemon point down and left to the surface of the mirror. Each red arrow reemerges from the mirror
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A horizontal line labeled Mirror has a lemon sitting above it. Two red arrows from the top and bottom of the lemon point down and left to the surface of the mirror. Each red arrow reemerges from the mirror surface as another red arrow pointing to an eye above the mirror above and left. The second set of red arrows is continued below the mirror down and right to a point I.

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The image of the lemon is at point I. What is the size of the image compared to the size of the lemon?

its the same size for any one who was wondering

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Answer: Same size

Explanation: just took the test

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Answer:

same size

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jst did this problem lol !!! srry um late tho

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