The experiments that have been performed to determine the speed of light were very complex, requiring large distances, huge mirrors, and large, bright lights. Imagine that you wished to perform an experiment like Michelson to determine the speed of light, but you wanted to perform the experiment in a typical classroom. For this question, assume your classroom is a rectangular room 15 meters wide and 20 meters long. You have access to a laser pointer as a light source. You also can use a rotating mirror with up to 16 sides. You have access to a power-drill to spin the mirror. The drill can spin at 4000 rotations per minute (rpm). Could this experiment be performed in a classroom of this size with the equipment provided? Support your answer with a full set of calculations. Explain your calculations as fully as possible