What is the distance between your eye and the image

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Q1. A butterfly at eye level is 26 cm in front of a plane mirror. You are behind the butterfly, 48 cm from the mirror. What is the distance between your eye and the image of butterfly in the mirror?

Q2. Plan the velocity/time graphs of the following motions:

A) a city bus that is moving with a constant velocity

B) a wheelbarrow that is speeding up at a uniform rate of acceleration while moving in positive direction.

C) A tiger that is speeding up at a uniform rate of acceleration while moving in negative direction.

D) An iguana that is slowing done at a uniform rate of acceleration while moving in positive direction.

E) A camel that is slowing down at a uniform rate of acceleration while moving in negative direction.

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