Light Lesson 2
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The document discusses the properties of images formed by plane mirrors. It notes that the angle of incidence of light hitting a plane mirror is equal to the angle of reflection. There are two types of mirrors: flat mirrors and curved mirrors, with flat mirrors also being called plane mirrors. The key facts provided about images formed in plane mirrors are that they are erect, virtual, form as far behind the mirror as the object is in front of it, and are laterally inverted.
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