走得越远,离自己越近 The Farther I Walk, The Closer I Get To Me by Hong Mei

The size of the image at the mirror's surface gets bigger (albeit not by an easily observable amount after a short distance).Īt distance d=0 from the mirror, the reflected image size = 0 (you never get that in real life, because your nose keeps your eyes from getting right up to the mirror's surface.Īt distance d=infinity, the reflected image size is one-half the subject's height.

If instead of drawing the observer as a line, we draw him as a circle, it becomes pretty easy to see that as the observer pulls back, the sight lines (tangents) from the eye to the edge of the reflected image 'roll back' along the edge of the observer's body. Please do not violate or else youll be reported Do not try to reupload my Videos Do not use my Instrumental for your own Lyric Video, Karaoke or Inst. Sélectionnez le service dans lequel vous souhaitez effectuer votre recherche.

In fact, as an observer pulls away from a flat mirror, his image actually gets larger! The reason for this is that the observer (like the rest of us) is not a simple 2-dimensional line, but a 3-dimensional solid. The Farther I Walk, The Closer I Get To Me : Hong Mei, Tom Carter: Amazon.ca: Livres. that seem to reflect oral performance in a particularly close relationship, so- called oral-derived texts or oral-related texts.7 The Chinese term for this.

The answer is neither smaller, as is the common assumption, nor the same, as in the answer Cristi Stoica gave (although her logic gets us closer to the actual solution). ceng2 /(refers to something that happened previously)/already/at some time in the past/before/once/
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走得越远,离自己越近 The Farther I Walk, The Closer I Get To Me by Hong Mei