MCQ
The position of $4^{th}$ image right to mirror $M_1$ is
- A$69\,cm$ from $M_1$
- B$48\,cm$ from $M_1$
- ✓$78\,cm$ from $M_1$
- D$57\,cm$ from $M_1$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$78\,cm$ from $M_1$
c
| ${M_2}$ | ${M_1}$ |
| $15$ | $6$ |
| $27$ | $36$ |
| $57$ | $48$ |
| $78$ |
$78\,cm$ from ${M_1}$
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