Mirrors Introduction Mirrors reflect light and can form images of objects located in front of them. Convex mirrors always produce virtual images, while concave mirrors can produce virtual or real images, depending on the distance between the object and the mirror. Part A: Plane Mirror You can see someone else (or yourself) in a mirror when a light ray that leaves them reflects off the mirror and enters your eyes. Another way to describe this, is to say that you can see someone in a mirror when there is a sighting line that goes straight from your eyes through the mirror to their image in the mirror. Q1. In Figurel, can Allan see himself in the mirror (represented by the green line)? Who else can Allan see 1n the mirror? A.Han Ellie Callie [ Bin Figure 1 Q2. Again, in Figurel, can Callie see herself in the mirror? Who else can Callie see in the mirror