What are the image distances for the first two images

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Solve the following question given below:

Question 1: If you stand 2.7 meter from the mirror on the north wall and 4.6m from the mirror on the south wall, what are the image distances for the first two images in the north mirror?

Question 2: What are the image distances for the first two images in the south mirror?

Please include each step and the equations you used. Thanks!

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