Mirrors
A flat mirror shows things the same size, but with left and right swapped. A mirror that curves inwards, like the inside of a spoon, can make things look bigger close up: a make-up or shaving mirror. A mirror that bulges outwards shows a wider view with everything smaller, like a car's side mirror or the round mirror at a sharp bend in a road.
Depth 1 · Foundation
You can tell flat, inward-curving and outward-curving mirrors apart by what they show, and say what each is used for.
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You can tell flat, inward-curving and outward-curving mirrors apart by what they show, and say what each is used for.
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