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Standard VII
Physics
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A man stands in front of a plane mirror at a distance of 2 metres. The distance of his image from him will be -
  1. 2 metres
  2. 1 metres
  3. 3 metres
  4. 4 metres

A
2 metres
B
1 metres
C
3 metres
D
4 metres
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The correct option is D 4 metres
Image formed by plane mirror is at equal distance from the mirror as of object the mirror .
Hence distance between object and image is 4m.

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