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| + | $13.1.5.$ [Insert the problem statement] | ||
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| + | Mirror image is front-back inverted, but we often say that it is left-right inverted because we fix the up-down direction and use it together with the front-back direction to define the left-right direction. More precisely, if we consider $\hat\imath$ as up and $\hat\jmath$ as front, then left is defined as $\hat\imath\times\hat\jmath=\hat k$. When mirror image is front-back inverted, left becomes $\hat\imath\times(-\hat\jmath)=-\hat k$, and we say that the image is left-right inverted. | ||
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| + | Imagine what happens when we fix the left-right direction and use it together with the front-back direction to define the up-down direction. If we consider $\hat\k$ as left and $\hat\jmath$ as front, then up is defined as $\hat\jmath\times\hat k=\hat\imath$. When mirror image is front-back inverted, up becomes $-\hat\jmath\times\hat k)=-\hat\imath$, and we might as well say that the image is up-down inverted. | ||
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| Mirror image is front-back inverted, but we often say that it is left-right inverted because we fix the up-down direction and use it together with the front-back direction to define the left-right direction. More precisely, if we consider $\hat\imath$ as up and $\hat\jmath$ as front, then left is defined as $\hat\imath\times\hat\jmath=\hat k$. When mirror image is front-back inverted, left becomes $\hat\imath\times(-\hat\jmath)=-\hat k$, and we say that the image is left-right inverted. | |||
| Imagine what happens when we fix the left-right direction and use it together with the front-back direction to define the up-down direction. If we consider $\hat\k$ as left and $\hat\jmath$ as front, then up is defined as $\hat\jmath\times\hat k=\hat\imath$. When mirror image is front-back inverted, up becomes $-\hat\jmath\times\hat k)=-\hat\imath$, and we might as well say that the image is up-down inverted. | |||
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