Carhart, Henry S. (Henry Smith), 1844-1920 · Boston : Allyn and Bacon · leaf 256
s enteringthe eye at E, connect A andB by straight lines to E.From their intersections withthe mirror draAV lines to theobject, A and B. Then thefull lines in front of the mirror represent the path of therays from A and B, which give the image at A and B.The rays for the eye at E are found in the… … Fig 107. 246 LIGHT. Let the ray be successively reflected from the two mirrors at E and F (Fig.108). Then the deviation is the angle <£.~^-^ We have
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