$A$ clock hung on a wall has marks instead of numbers on its dial. On the opposite wall there is a mirror,and the image of the clock in the mirror,if read,indicates the time as $8:20$. What is the actual time in the clock?

To get three images of a single object, one should have two plane mirrors at an angle of $...^\circ$.

The following figure shows the multiple reflection of a light ray along a glass corridor where the walls are either parallel or perpendicular to one another. If the angle of incidence at point $P$ is $30^o$,what are the angles of reflection of the light ray at points $Q, R, S$ and $T$ respectively?

$A$ long horizontal mirror is next to a vertical screen (see figure). Parallel light rays are falling on the mirror at an angle $\alpha$ from the vertical. If a vertical object of height $h$ is kept on the mirror at a distance $d$ from the screen,where $d > h \tan \alpha$,the length of the shadow of the object on the screen would be

$A$ laser beam is incident on a plane mirror at some angle and results in a reflected beam. The mirror is now rotated by an angle $\delta$ while the direction of the incident laser beam is kept the same. The angle between the new reflected beam and the reflected beam before the mirror was rotated is

The light rays from an object have been reflected towards an observer from a standard flat mirror. The image observed by the observer is: