Gopi and Bhasker arranged a pair of mirrors at an angle of 120^(@) and 30^(@) , respectively. Who will observe more number of images, when an object is viewed through the mirrors at symmetric position?

Gopi and Bhasker arranged a pair of mirrors at an angle of 120^(@) and

1.	Gopi and Bhasker arranged a pair of mirrors at an angle of 120^(@) and 30^(@) , respectively. Who will observe more number of images, when an object is viewed through the mirrors at symmetric position?
Answer» Solution : `{:(n_(G)=(360)/(theta_(G)),n_(B)=(360)/(theta_(B))-1),(""=(360)/(120),""=(360)/(30)-1),(""=3,""=12-1=11):}` `n_(B) GT n_(G)` that means Bhasker will see more number of images than GOPI