How do rear view mirrors make things appear closer than they really are? - rear view of viginas
Is it because of the convex mirror, who is still virtual, small mirror images? What happens if there is a rear view mirror, the virtual, enlarged, inverted image?
Friday, January 29, 2010
Rear View Of Viginas How Do Rear View Mirrors Make Things Appear Closer Than They Really Are?
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Yip Basically because they are convex.
We use convex mirrors from the level that improve your vision field. Just do more in the reflection of a spoon, a knife. Thus, the field of vision means that you have a little more aware of other drivers.
However, it is much more difficult to assess, distances from an inclined plane (the spoon, you think back reflection). While the mirrors are slightly convex (often not obvious), which carry the warning that drivers will remember that the distortion of distances.
It was discussed whether the flat mirror safer. However, in general, most drivers agree that it is better, more vigilant in the area around the exact location of things in a small area.
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