What are the characteristics (size, attitude, location, type) of images in a plane mirror?Smaller size than the object.Same size as the object.Behind the mirror.In front of the mirror Real image Virtual image invertedUpright

The characteristics of images in a plane mirror are as follows:

1. Size: The size of the image is the same as the object. This means that the image is neither magnified nor reduced in size.

2. Attitude: The image is upright. This means that if the object is placed upright in front of the mirror, the image will also appear upright.

3. Location: The image is located behind the mirror. This is because plane mirrors always form virtual images that appear to be behind the mirror, at the same distance as the object is in front of the mirror.

4. Type: The image is virtual. This means that the image cannot be obtained on a screen, it can only be seen by looking into the mirror.

5. Orientation: The image is laterally inverted, which means the left side of the object appears on the right side in the image and vice versa.

6. Dimension: The image is two-dimensional, having only length and breadth.

These characteristics apply to all plane mirrors, regardless of their size or shape.