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If you use east/west as constants, you will find that the mirror is flipping north and south. No matter what convention you use to define relative positions be
by TuringTest 6y ago
If you use east/west as constants, you will find that the mirror is flipping north and south.
No matter what convention you use to define relative positions between objects, the mirror is physically creating a symmetric image of those, switching distances from closest to farthest from the glass.
- koalafied 6y agoThat’s a good point, I had not thought of this dimension.