Two mirror labelled L(1) for left mirror...

Two mirror labelled `L_(1)` for left mirror and `L_(2)` for right mirror `(L_(2))` looks into this mirror and sees a series of images. The second nearest image seen in the right mirror is situated at a distance:

2.0 m from the person

4.0 m from the person

6.0 m from the person

8.0 m from the person

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Second Image `I_(1)'("image of" I_(1)) = 5+1 =6`m [from person]

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